Reserve study firms working in Tennessee
Twelve firms whose own websites say they take reserve study work in Tennessee. We are not tied to any of them; confirm credentials and coverage directly before you hire.
Firms that name Tennessee
Based in the state or in a neighboring one, and listing Tennessee on their own websites.
| Firm | Based in | Says it covers | From its site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building Reserves | Not stated on its site | Eleven states and DC, Tennessee among them | Its locations page lists Tennessee. |
| Giles Flythe Engineers | Cary, North Carolina | North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee | Engineering firm; reserve and transition studies. |
| Hart Property Advisors | Nashville | Tennessee, Kentucky, northern Alabama | In business since 2012; CAI and APRA member. |
| Reserve Studies Tennessee | Chattanooga area | Tennessee | Says it serves the Chattanooga area. |
| zumBrunnen | Atlanta, Georgia | Projects in thirteen states, Tennessee among them | Founded 1989; also transition studies and condition assessments. |
National firms
Firms that say they take work in every state.
| Firm | Based in | Says it covers | From its site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Reserve Group | Irvine, California | Nationwide | Says it serves associations across the country. |
| Association Reserves | Regional offices | Nationwide | Offers all three levels of study; RS and PE staff. |
| Global Solution Partners | Not stated on its site | Nationwide | Reserve studies, insurance appraisals, transition studies. |
| MillerDodson Associates | Annapolis, Maryland | Nationwide | Present firm since 2002; predecessor began in 1985. |
| Reserve Advisors | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Nationwide | Engineer-led studies. |
| Reserve Data Analysis | Not stated on its site | All 50 states | Different firm from Reserve Data Analyst. |
| The Falcon Group | Warren, New Jersey | Nationwide, 17 regional offices | Engineering firm; RS and PRA credentials. |
Not sure which to call?
Send us the ZIP code and a few details and we will name one firm suited to your community. Tennessee's condominium law expects the study to come from a credentialed reserve specialist or a licensed engineer or architect; ask any firm which of its staff will sign yours.
Get a quote for your association
It takes about a minute: where the community is, who we should speak to, and some optional detail about the buildings.
Tennessee Reserve Studies makes introductions; it does not carry out studies. You get the name of one firm active in your part of the state first, and your details travel only with your agreement.
Received, thank you.
- Within one working day we get back to you, by phone or email, naming a single reserve study firm active near the community.
- Happy with our choice? Tell us, and the request goes over. Not happy? Then nobody else ever sees it.
- The firm contacts you to scope the study and give you its fee. We never add you to a mailing list.