From form to proposal
| 1. You send the form | The community's ZIP code, your role, how to reach you, and if you like the size of the community and the date of its last study. |
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| 2. We find a provider | We look for a reserve study provider whose permit holder appears as active on the NRED license lookup and who takes work in your area. |
| 3. We tell you who | Within one business day we email or call with the provider's name. Nothing is passed on before that. |
| 4. You decide | If you agree, we send your request to that one provider. If you would rather not, we close it and keep nothing longer than our privacy notice allows. |
| 5. The provider quotes | They contact you, agree the scope and send a written proposal. Your contract is with them, not with us. |
How this service is paid for
Boards never pay us. When a provider we introduce takes on the work, that provider pays us a referral fee. The fee does not change the order in which we suggest providers, because we suggest one at a time and only firms whose people hold the NRED permit.
What the figures on this site are
Fee ranges are typical figures drawn from published fees: a guide, not a quote. Component lives come from national planning tables. Statements about Nevada law link to the statute on the Legislature's site and are general information, not legal advice. Where a point depends on your documents, we say to check with the association's attorney.
Start with the Nevada reserve study overview or read the NRS 116 reserve study law.