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POA Support, Inc.

Welcome to POA Support, a full-service property management and maintenance company located in Western North Carolina. We serve both residential and commercial developments, homeowner's associations and private home owners in the following areas:

Cashiers, NC
Glenville, NC
Lake Toxaway, NC
Sapphire, NC
Other areas by request

Property Management

Managing all aspects of your investment in your residential community, commercial development, vacation rental and more.

Property Maintenance

Prompt response to all repairs, upgrades, and general maintenance on all contracted properties.

Reports & Financials

Budgetary and financial services, reporting and more for economical management of your home, community or business property.

For Owners

Services designed to relieve property owners from the stress and responsibility of day-to-day property management of residential developments, commercial buildings, or rental properties.
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For HOAs

Contracted services that help streamline processes and assist in the successful management and day-to-day operation of a residental community for Home Owner's Associations.
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For Residents

Information and resources for residents or tenants of the communities and commercial buildings with existing management contracts with POA Support, Inc.
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Request a Quote

Contact us directly if you are a homeowner, commercial developer, rental agency, or home owner's association board member to receive a free quote for the services offered by POA Support.
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Our Commitment to You

Our belief is that a great Property Management firm is seen and not heard. Our goal is to provide responsive service to the complete satisfaction of our Property owners. We strive to anticipate the needs of our customers, keep properties well manicured, offer 24 hour problem solving, competitive bid analysis and provide self initiated reporting to our customers. These efforts will help any board rest assured that problems don't escalate and that the hardest decisions they need to make will be what type of flowers they want to see planted each spring.