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Reserve studies in Milwaukee and along the lakeshore

Milwaukee has the widest spread of condominium buildings in the state, from lakefront towers on the East Side to warehouse conversions in the Third Ward and townhome communities in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Waukesha and Ozaukee counties.

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48.7 inchesNormal yearly snowfall at Milwaukee, 1991 to 2020. Source: National Weather Service.

What the studies here spend time on

Tall buildings bring the expensive components: elevators, facade and window systems, boilers, rooftop units and parking structures. Older converted buildings add masonry, original windows and roofs that were never designed for the uses they now serve. Lake-effect weather and road salt in the parking garage do the rest.

Because some of these components only come due every 30 or 40 years, a study is often the first time a board sees them on paper at all.

Records to find first

Statutory reserve account statements are recorded with the register of deeds in the county where the condominium instruments are recorded, so for most associations here that means Milwaukee, Waukesha or Ozaukee County. Pull the statement and the declaration before you ask for proposals. See how the account works.

Firms

Several firms are based in Milwaukee, and national firms send staff here often, so most associations can choose. Our firm list shows which say they work in Wisconsin, or the form below finds one for you.

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It takes three steps. From the ZIP code we know where in Wisconsin the community sits; the rest lets a firm scope the job before any site visit.

We don't prepare reserve studies ourselves. We pick one firm active in your area, give you its name, and forward your request only on your go-ahead.

Step 1 of 3

Where is the community?

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