HOA Management Company Palm Springs FL

CAM34850

Licensed
Individually

CAB3255

Licensed
Management Firm

CGC1528750

In-House
General Contractor

2009

Operating
Since

The Short Answer

A board in Palm Springs is choosing between a manager who can keep the books and a manager who can also deal with what the buildings need. Florida reserves core association-management work, such as controlling association funds and negotiating contracts, for a licensed Community Association Manager or a licensed management firm. BeacCorp holds CAM34850 individually and CAB3255 as the firm; both are verifiable on myfloridalicense.com.

Palm Springs is a village with a strong condominium presence, including 55+ communities, and in a condo the association owns the roofs, walkways and structure the owners depend on. Randolph is also a Certified General Contractor (CGC1528750), so a repair the reserve study flags can be scoped and supervised by the same licence stack that manages the association. See our HOA and condo association management page for the full scope.

Call (561) 779-3213 for a straight answer about your association, or use the proposal form at the top of this page. We quote nothing on a page; ask for a proposal.

Palm Springs HOA & Condo Communities

Residents search by community name, and each association runs its own board, budget and governing documents. Naming a community describes the place, not a client of ours.

Lake Clarke Gardens

A 55+ condominium community. In an age-restricted condo the association carries the roofs, balconies and drainage for owners who are often on fixed incomes, so reserve planning and assessment communication are the heart of the board’s work.

Lakeside Village Condominiums

A condominium community where the declaration decides who pays for what, and where roof, window and exterior work has to be approved by the board before the Village will permit it.

Condo boards of three or more stories

Florida’s milestone-inspection and structural integrity reserve study rules apply to condominium buildings of three or more stories. Check your building’s height first; see our milestone inspection and SIRS guide.

Single-family HOAs

Where a neighbourhood has a covenant, architectural review covers fences, paint, roofs and pool enclosures, and the board’s job is applying it evenly and keeping the record.

HOA Management in Palm Springs

A licensed manager and an in-house GC on one call.

📞 Call (561) 779-3213

Permits & Hurricane Code in Palm Springs

Permits. Palm Springs is an incorporated village with its own Planning, Zoning and Building department, so roof, window, concrete and structural repairs on a Palm Springs association are permitted through the Village, not the Palm Beach County Building Division. In a condominium, the association’s approval usually comes first and the Village permit second, so a board should plan both steps before a contractor is booked.

Hurricane code. Palm Springs is in Palm Beach County, under the Florida Building Code but outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone that applies in Miami-Dade and Broward. Exterior products must carry a valid Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance, and the permit package shows it. The design wind speed for a building comes from the code’s wind map and the building’s risk category on the plans, so we leave the number to the plans rather than print one for the village.

Licensed in Florida, Not Just Local

Randolph Scott Bell is a Florida State-Certified general contractor (CGC1528750) and roofing contractor (CCC1332751), so he may contract in any Florida county. BeacCorp holds business tax receipts from Palm Beach County and Palm Springs; a receipt is a local business tax registration, not a contractor licence. Bell Engineering and Construction Corporation (DBA BeacCorp Property Management) has operated continuously since February 2009 and is a BBB A+ Accredited Business.

We have not published a Palm Springs project, because none is owner-confirmed, so this page leads with credentials you can check yourself on the Florida DBPR licence lookup at myfloridalicense.com.

HOA Management in Palm Springs — FAQ

Is there a licensed HOA management company for Palm Springs, FL?

Yes. BeacCorp Property Management is led by Randolph Scott Bell, who holds Florida Community Association Manager license CAM34850, and operates as a licensed Community Association Management Firm, CAB3255. Both can be checked on myfloridalicense.com. Call (561) 779-3213 or send the proposal form on this page.

Which building department permits repairs for a Palm Springs HOA or condo?

Palm Springs is an incorporated village with its own Planning, Zoning and Building department, so roof, window, concrete and structural permits are pulled through the Village rather than the Palm Beach County Building Division. In a condominium, the association approves first and the Village permits second.

Does Palm Springs require High-Velocity Hurricane Zone products?

No. The High-Velocity Hurricane Zone covers Miami-Dade and Broward. Palm Springs, in Palm Beach County, follows the Florida Building Code, and exterior products need a valid Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. The permit package must show it.

Our Palm Springs condo is a 55+ community. Do the milestone inspection and SIRS rules apply?

They apply to condominium and cooperative buildings of three or more stories, so check how tall your buildings are. The milestone inspection is done by a licensed engineer or architect and the SIRS is a reserve study of the structural components. We coordinate the schedule, vendors and board communication.

Does BeacCorp hold a Palm Springs business tax receipt?

Yes. BeacCorp holds business tax receipts from Palm Beach County and from Palm Springs. A business tax receipt is a local business tax registration, not a contractor licence. The licences are CAM34850, CAB3255 and CGC1528750, all verifiable on myfloridalicense.com.

Can the same company manage the association and do the repairs?

BeacCorp manages under CAM34850 and CAB3255, and Randolph holds Certified General Contractor license CGC1528750, so repairs can be scoped, priced and supervised in-house. A board should still compare bids where its documents or Florida law require it.