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What happens after you ask for a quote

Ohio Reserve Studies is an introduction service. We do not inspect buildings or write reserve studies. We put Ohio associations in touch with a provider that does, and this page sets out exactly how that works.

The request

You give us the ZIP code of the community, a name and a way to reach you. Your role, the unit count and the year of the last study are optional extras. That is enough to know which providers cover your county and handle your size of association.

Within one business day

We reply by email or phone with the name of one provider. We describe what they do and ask whether you want them to contact you. Until you say yes, your details stay with us.

If you say yes

Only then does your request leave us, and only to that one provider. They get in touch to agree the scope (full study or update, with or without a site visit), and send a written proposal with a fee and a date for the draft. The contract, if there is one, is between your association and the provider.

If you say no, or don't reply

Nothing is shared. We keep the request for the period in our privacy notice and then delete it. You can ask us to delete it sooner.

How this service is paid

The association pays us nothing. If a provider we introduce goes on to work with you, that provider pays Ohio Reserve Studies a fee for the introduction. It does not change the price they quote you, and we do not rank or recommend providers on this site.

About the information on this site

Fee ranges are typical national figures from published sources; only a provider who has scoped your community can price it. Notes on Ohio law are general information with links to the statutes, not legal advice.

Get a quote before budget season

Three short steps: the community ZIP, who to reach, then three taps about the association.

We are a free introduction service, not a reserve study provider. We find a provider that works in your part of Ohio and tell you who it is before anything is passed on. The provider pays us a fee if you go ahead.

Step 1 of 3

Where is the community?
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