HOA management for Katy boards, from small subdivisions to large master-planned communities.
Katy sits along I-10 west of Houston, and its communities range from established neighborhoods to large master-planned developments with pools, trails, lakes and clubhouses. Protige provides association management for boards that want organized finances, accountable maintenance follow-through and clear communication with owners. Service availability is confirmed during the proposal process, based on the community type, size, location and requested scope.
Katy has more layers of governance than many boards realize
The Katy area spans parts of Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties, and many neighborhoods also sit inside municipal utility districts (MUDs) that provide water, sewer and drainage services. A homeowners association is a separate entity from a MUD, and owners often confuse the two. Part of our work is helping boards sort out which entity handles which issue, so a drainage complaint goes to the right place and the association is not blamed for a utility district responsibility, or the reverse.
Water, drainage and the reservoirs
West Houston and Katy are served by the Addicks and Barker flood-control reservoirs, and the area experienced significant flooding during Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Whether or not your community is near the reservoirs, drainage should be a standing board topic. We help organize routine inspection and cleaning of association-maintained inlets, detention areas and ponds, track proposals for repairs, and keep records the board can rely on when owners ask about conditions.
Amenities and common-area vendors
Larger Katy communities depend on a long vendor list: landscaping, irrigation, pool service, lake or pond maintenance, lighting, gates, playground inspection and trail repair. Protige organizes proposals, contract terms and renewal dates, schedules work and reports status so directors are not chasing vendors between meetings.
Deed restrictions and architectural requests
Many Katy associations manage steady volume in architectural requests, fences, sheds, pools and exterior changes, along with routine covenant compliance. We help the board apply its governing documents consistently, follow the notice and hearing steps in Texas Property Code Chapter 209, and keep documentation organized. See our Chapter 209 board basics.
Townhome and patio-home communities in Katy
Some Katy communities have attached homes or compact lots with shared fences, roofs or private drives. In those communities the first step is always a written maintenance-responsibility chart based on the declaration. Learn more on our townhome association management page.
Other Houston-area communities we serve
Protige also supports association boards in Sugar Land, Pearland, Cypress, The Woodlands, League City, and across Houston. See all service areas.