Is this a SIRS or another reserve study?

This guide compares two funding documents and helps confirm which document you are holding: a statutory Structural Integrity Reserve Study or another association reserve study. Start with the document’s title, statutory reference, property scope, inspection date, preparer, covered components, cost assumptions, and funding schedule.

Section 718.112 requires a SIRS at least every 10 years after creation for each condominium building that is three habitable stories or higher, subject to statutory exclusions. The study covers specified building systems and other qualifying items, uses a visual inspection, and supplies useful-life, cost, and funding-plan information.

Read the current statute against the actual record. The milestone-versus-SIRS guide compares a structural inspection with a reserve study; it answers a different question.

1. 01Confirm the study applies to the building and association responsibility.
2. 02Match study recommendations to the current adopted budget.
3. 03Verify reserve balances, assessments, credit, loans, and approved work.
4. 04Read later minutes for changed costs or funding choices.
5. 05Keep engineering, legal, lending, and title conclusions with their professionals.

Use the height-threshold guide to confirm which statewide processes may apply, then return to the condo buyer hub. If both records are complete, the post-milestone guide explains what remains open.