How it works

What happens after you send the form

1. You tell us the basics. The ZIP code, which kind of association, how to reach you, and if you like, the size and height of the buildings.
2. We choose one provider. We look for a firm that works in your area and does the kind of study you need: an ordinary reserve study, a SIRS, or both.
3. We tell you its name first. By the end of the next business day you hear from us with the firm's name. Nothing has been shared yet.
4. You decide. If you say yes, we pass your request to that firm, which contacts you to ask for documents and send a proposal. If you say no, your request goes nowhere.

Who pays

The firm pays us a referral fee when we introduce an association to it. The association pays us nothing, and the fee does not come out of your proposal as a separate charge.

What we never do

• Send your details to more than one firm, or to any firm before you agree.
• Add you to a mailing list or sell your details for advertising.
• Pretend to be a reserve study firm, or give legal advice. For your documents and deadlines, the association's attorney is the right person.

Where our information comes from

Law notes come from the Florida Statutes on the Legislature's website and from state agencies, and each page links to them. Fee ranges summarize prices that firms and cost guides publish, labelled as a guide. Firm details come from each firm's own website. See the privacy notice for how we handle your details, and the firm list for who works in Florida.