There are five basic factors that determine the cost of a Reserve Study:

1. Size of the association (# of units)
2. Number and type of common area assets
3. Age of the association
4. Location (only significant for Full and With-Site-Visit Reserve Studies)
5. Time of Year (in-season or off-season)

With large assets, of different types, with more history to review and reconstruct, the difficulty factor begins to increase. In addition, travel time and expenses may be a significant factor for on-site type analyses.

The "Full" Reserve Study is our most expensive product, but usually only needs to be done once at each association. Update-With-Site-Visit and Update-No-Site-Visit type Reserve Studies are performed for proportionally lower fees due to the reduced amount of time required in those products.

Please download the form and provide some basic information to use so we can provide your organization with a proposal.
Form in PDF Format

Also you may download an example of our reports:
Example Report in PDF Format

Lastly you may want to view a short 21 minute video presentation called:
Reserves for Community Associations