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A Structural Integrity Reserve Study you can count on for long-term planning.

Compliance and Standards

Our study complies with Florida State regulations (SB 4D, SB 154, and HB 913) and CAI
National Reserve Study Standards.

Commitment to Client Needs

Our company moved quickly to offer SIRS, an exclusive service designed to meet and exceed our clients' needs under the new regulations.

Florida-Based SIRS Report Services, Expanding Nationwide

Global Solution Partners proudly offers detailed SIRS report services in Florida and is prepared to expand to other states as regulations permit, ensuring you receive accurate and reliable information no matter where you are.

Additional Services

Explore our wide array of additional offerings, including Milestone Inspections, Insurance Appraisals, Property Condition Assessments (PCAs), Transition Studies, and more, to meet all your community needs effectively.

Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS)

A Florida Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) is a long-term reserve funding and financial planning tool required for many Florida condominium associations with residential buildings that are three or more habitable stories in height. The purpose of a SIRS is to visually evaluate the building’s required structural components, estimate their remaining useful life, and project future replacement costs so condominium associations can responsibly plan for major capital repairs and replacements.

A Structural Integrity Reserve Study helps boards develop a long-term reserve funding strategy by identifying when significant building components are expected to reach the end of their useful life and estimating the funding needed for their future replacement. This information enables condominium associations to prepare annual budgets, reduce the likelihood of special assessments, and comply with Florida’s condominium reserve requirements.

It is important to understand that a Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) is not a structural engineering evaluation, Milestone Inspection, building safety inspection, or construction defect analysis. A SIRS does not include destructive testing or detailed engineering analysis of individual components. Instead, it serves as a financial planning tool that provides practical life expectancy and replacement cost estimates, helping Florida condominium associations maintain adequate reserve funding, protect property values, and preserve the long-term safety and financial stability of their communities while complying with Florida law.

Explore Local Florida Reserve Study Pages: Daytona BeachDestinFort LauderdaleJacksonvilleJupiterMiamiNaplesOrlandoPanhandleSaint AugustineSouthwest FloridaTampaTreasure CoastWest Palm Beach

Access to our exclusive Funding Plan Scenario Calculator

Receive exclusive access to our powerful Funding Plan Scenario Calculator for optimized financial planning.

Expert Specialists

Every Florida Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) begins with a detailed on-site evaluation conducted by an experienced local Reserve Consultant and is overseen by a Community Associations Institute (CAI) Designated Reserve Specialist (RS), ensuring an accurate, comprehensive, and compliant reserve study for your condominium association.

Prompt Report Delivery

Initial report delivered within 60 days of receipt of completed client questionnaire.

Florida's SB 4D, SB 154 & HB 913 (2025)

Florida House Bill 913 (HB 913), signed into law on June 23, 2025, updates Florida’s condominium laws and expands upon the reserve funding and building safety requirements established under Senate Bill 4-D (SB 4-D) and Senate Bill 154. Effective July 1, 2025, the legislation strengthens Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) requirements, enhances condominium governance, increases financial transparency, and provides additional flexibility for associations managing major repair and reserve funding obligations.

For Florida condominium associations, HB 913 reinforces the importance of long-term capital planning, reserve funding, and maintaining the structural integrity of residential buildings. The law helps boards comply with Florida condominium statutes while protecting the safety, value, and financial stability of their communities.

Key Florida HB 913 SIRS Requirements

  • Structural Integrity Reserve Studies (SIRS) are required for condominium buildings that are three or more habitable stories in height.
  • The deadline for owner-controlled condominium associations to complete their initial Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) was extended to December 31, 2025.
  • Mandatory reserve funding now applies to any required structural component with a replacement cost or deferred maintenance expense exceeding $25,000, increasing the threshold from the previous $10,000. This includes components beyond roofing, painting, and paving when they meet the statutory requirements.
  • Condominium board members who knowingly fail to comply with Florida’s reserve study and financial reporting requirements may face removal from the board and civil penalties of up to $5,000.
  • Board members are required to sign an affidavit acknowledging that the association has completed its required Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) and complied with applicable Florida condominium laws.

HB 913 underscores the State of Florida’s continued focus on building safety, reserve funding, financial accountability, and responsible long-term planning for condominium associations. Associations should work with experienced Reserve Study professionals to ensure their SIRS complies with current Florida Statutes and provides an accurate funding plan for future capital repairs and replacements.

Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) Background

The requirement for Structural Integrity Reserve Studies (SIRS) in Florida came in response to the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside in June 2021. That event brought attention to the importance of proper building maintenance and adequate reserve funding. As a result, Florida passed new laws requiring more regular inspections and stronger financial planning for condominium associations.

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