15 HOA & condo management companies in Fairfield County, CT.
11 focus on homeowners associations and condominiums. Offices in Stamford, Stratford, Bethel, Bridgeport, Danbury and 5 more. Submit one private request and compare up to five proposals; no calls until you choose who sees your details.
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Cities in Fairfield County with listed companies
Stamford (5) · Stratford (2) · Bethel (1) · Bridgeport (1) · Danbury (1) · Fairfield (1) · New Canaan (1) · Norwalk (1) · Ridgefield (1) · Riverside (1)
Nearby counties in Connecticut
Hartford County (19) · New Haven County (15) · New London County (7) · Litchfield County (3) · All Connecticut counties
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Section 20-458 requires written management contracts to specify association-determined thresholds for payments and binding contracts that require written officer approval. Section 20-457(g), reflected in the 2026 supplement, adds written disclosures of specified vendor interests and charges for construction oversight or project coordination outside general management.
Connecticut requires registration for people providing defined association-management services for compensation, subject to section 20-452(c)'s exemptions. The credential belongs to a natural person; section 20-457(a) requires a business advertisement to identify a registered principal, officer or director and that person's registration number. DCP's public license-verification service contains the individual registration record.
Common questions from Fairfield County boards
How many HOA management companies serve Fairfield County, Connecticut? 15 management companies are listed with an office in Fairfield County; 11 focus on HOA and condominium communities. Listings come from public business records and company-claimed profiles and update as companies verify their information.
Does Connecticut registration mean the state endorses service quality? No. Section 20-457(b)(6) prohibits representing registration as the Commission's or Department's endorsement of service quality or competence.
Can a Connecticut community association manager trainee control association funds? No. Section 20-451(b) limits trainees to supervised work for no more than six months and gives them no authority to collect, control or disburse association funds.
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Sources: Connecticut DCP — Community Association Manager registration · Connecticut General Statutes Chapter 400b — Community Association Managers · Connecticut 2026 Supplement, Chapter 400b. Reviewed 2026-09-07.