Community Management Associates, Inc. (CMA), has acquired Florida Coastal Association Management (FCAM).
CMA is an established association management firm in the FL panhandle and are welcoming the FCAM team into our employee family!
FCAM and CMA’s vision and values align on all levels. Our goal is to help associations manage and maintain trouble-free properties.
We work with you to ensure your association’s interests are protected while striving to maximize your property values and enhance your common areas. This gives us the edge when compared to other management firms.
Florida Community Association Management (FCAM) is a team of trained professionals that utilizes experience and continued knowledge of the industry to provide exceptional support to your association in the Naples area.
Our goal is to help associations manage and maintain trouble-free properties. We work with you to ensure your association’s interests are protected while striving to maximize your property values and enhance your common areas. We believe this gives us the edge when compared to other management firms.
We Build Relationships
Our style of management is Customer Service Based Association Management at its best. Hence our slogan, “Service is our Success.” Anyone can mow your grass or paint your building; however, we will provide proper communication daily at Florida Coastal. You’ll see the difference immediately.
We Believe in Partnerships
We know that a company must put its clients’ interests at heart to stay successful. FCAM understands every customer’s needs, and we are very willing to customize services to meet these needs. We believe in partnerships and that a team approach is the best solution.
We take Transparency Seriously
We are a professional property management company that acts with integrity and treats all clients with courtesy and respect. You may have heard of companies that charge exorbitant or hidden fees. We don’t take that approach, and we take transparency very seriously.
What Our Community Association Management Clients Say
I have been on our Board 4 years, serving as President for 3 years, and we switched to Florida Coastal as our Property Management company 2 years ago, and could not be happier.
Joann in financials and Olivia in leasing have never let us down, and our CAM, Linda Costello has to be one of the best in the business. She has never failed to assist us with anything we have ever asked of her.
Their management fees are reasonable, and I would highly recommend Florida Coastal Management to any Association. You will not be disappointed!”
Larry Slater
President Fairways 1 COA
I would highly recommend Florida Coastal Association Management to manage your association in the Naples area. Our association has used other management companies in Naples over the past years and were disappointed in the lack of communication and response time. Chris Eyre at FCAM is a hands on manager and responses the same day to our questions and most times immediately. At Twin Palms we appreciate his expertise in building maintenance and community contacts for repairs and his willingness to dive deep into some of the more complex issues that arise in our community.
Additionally FCAM staff continually strives to keep the board aware of any potential budget issues that arise from unforeseen expenses. They entire staff is friendly and extremely helpful!”
Teresa Koch
President Twin Palms
The transition to Florida Coastal Association Management nearly two years went extremely smooth and exceeded our expectations. Chris Eyre and his team are very hands on professionals, who have a keen understanding Florida State and Local condominium codes and statutes. FCAM also has a broad network of vetted service providers and contractors to help operate, maintain and manage our property.”
James Madson
President Oldetowne COA
Community Association Management Experience Is Our Advantage
Florida Coastal has a supporting staff that includes experienced managers, administrative assistants, maintenance and pool technicians, accounting staff, and onsite employees.
