How a request goes
Who we are, what happens after you send the form, and how this service is paid for.
Who runs this site
Texas HOA Reserve Study is a matching service. Studies, site inspections and legal advice all sit outside what we do. We connect Texas boards and managers with independent reserve study providers that work in their area.
After you send the form
- We read the request: where the community is, its size and type, and when it was last studied.
- Within one business day we email or call to name the provider we think fits. Nothing has been shared yet.
- If you agree, we pass your request to that provider. If you would rather not, we stop there.
- The provider contacts you, asks for documents and sends a written proposal with scope, level of service, fee and timing.
- The board decides. You owe nobody anything for asking.
How we are paid
The provider pays us a fee for each introduction. The association never pays us, and the fee does not change the price a provider quotes you. That is the only commercial arrangement behind this site; we are not owned by a provider.
Your details
We keep what you send for as long as our privacy notice says and use it only for this request. You can ask us to delete it at any time, or stop any sharing through the do not sell or share page.
Still deciding? Our questions page covers what a study holds and what Texas law says.
Get a quote for your Texas community
Three short steps. Tell us where the community is, what kind of study you need and who to reply to.
This free service is run by a matching company, not a reserve study provider. We tell you which provider covers your community before anyone contacts you, and your details go to them only with your yes.
Thank you. Your request is with us.
Expect a phone call or an email from us within one business day naming the reserve study provider we suggest for your part of Texas. Your details stay with us until you tell us to go ahead; say no and the request ends there. No newsletters, no mailing lists.