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Full Reserve Study

Your board needs a current reserve baseline.

A Full Reserve Study is for an association whose existing record cannot support the current reserve decision. It establishes the component, cost, useful-life, capital-timing, and funding baseline the board needs now.

Review an existing study first

The issued study should make the current reserve position, major capital needs, funding recommendation, open items, and board decisions understandable without requiring the board to interpret a technical workpaper.

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The Ballast Guarantee: every number traced, every calculation right. If we got it wrong, we fix it, reissue it free, and refund what you paid for that study.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Why Full

    Use a new baseline only when the old one cannot carry the decision

    If the existing study can support an Update, Ballast should not sell a Full. The engagement starts by confirming which path the record supports.

  2. 02

    What is covered

    Build the current capital and reserve record

    The accepted scope establishes the components, current cost bases, remaining useful lives, project timing, reserve position, and funding analysis needed for the study.

  3. 03

    What the board sees

    Put the decisions before the schedules

    The report leads with position, recommendation, near-term capital, major drivers, limitations, and actions before detailed supporting schedules.

  4. 04

    What happens next

    Issue one baseline the board can keep using

    The completed report becomes the issued reserve baseline. Ask about Ballast Board availability; ongoing service requires separate confirmed scope and terms.

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Anything you have already told us carries into your quote, so you are not asked twice.

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