It is essential to maintain the external building features or elements of high-rise associations in order to prevent water infiltration and the ongoing deterioration of structural components. We (HOA Reserve Study) can conduct a reserve studies for high rise associations to help Boards establish a financial plan for funding restorations (including concrete, masonry, and curtain wall systems) and timely replacement of roofing systems. This financial planning can help ensure the long-term structural integrity of the building.

Keeping the common areas well-maintained can create a positive visual impact for current and potential owners. The expenses related to updating these areas, such as hallways, lobbies, and amenities, are a crucial factor in determining the annual reserve contribution requirements needed to support the upkeep of the internal building features or elements.

Neglecting to maintain or replace mechanical equipment in a timely manner can result in inconvenient and expensive service interruptions. We possess a comprehensive understanding of intricate building service systems, including piping, elevators, and electrical systems, which enables Boards to make informed decisions regarding the replacement of mechanical components and how to finance these expenses.

Inadequate maintenance of elevated garage floor traffic coatings and insufficient attention to concrete repairs can cause concrete damage and reinforcing steel corrosion. If these issues are not addressed promptly, repair costs can quickly escalate. HOA Reserve Study provide reserve studies for high rise associations and evaluates the condition of the Vehicle storage or garage and factors in repair.