While conducting hundreds of Reserve Study site inspections each year, our team of Reserve Specialists occasionally run into some rather interesting assets that pass the Component List 4-part test and thus should have their repair or replacement costs reserved for.
This question came up in our recent Reserve Studies “under the hood” webinar, designed to provide a general introduction to what a Reserve Study is, and what useful and valuable information you’ll find in a Reserve Study.
In the middle of a major drought, many of our California clients are asking this question as they try to be both “good citizens” and financially responsible. The answer is yes, but… Landscape renovations can be classified as a Reserve Project if they meet the National Reserve Study Standard three-part test:
Each year, through blistering summer heat and winter’s icy blast, the church’s roof deteriorates a little more. The carpet in the narthex and office becomes
For many years, a congregation in the central valley of California, the breadbasket of America, thrived by serving a cross-section of the American population —
We know a few things about the future: 1) that it will come, and 2) it probably won’t be exactly what we expect. In this
