Four steps
- You fill in the form. The community's ZIP code, a name, a phone or email, and optionally some facts about the association.
- We choose one firm. By the end of the next business day we pick one reserve study firm that covers your part of New Hampshire and tell you its name.
- You decide. Agree, and the firm receives your request. Decline, and nothing is shared; we can suggest a different firm or simply stop.
- The firm takes it from here. It contacts you, asks about the property and sends a proposal. The study, the site visit and the price are between you and the firm.
Who pays
Firms pay us a referral fee when an introduction goes ahead. You pay us nothing. Because we are paid by firms, some state privacy laws treat passing your request on as a sale of personal information. You can opt out on our do not sell or share page.
Things we won't do
- Share your request with a second firm at the same time, or with anyone at all before you agree.
- Pretend to be a reserve study firm or speak for one.
- Add you to a newsletter or sell your details to marketers.
Our sources
The legal material is drawn from the New Hampshire Revised Statutes, mainly the Condominium Act, RSA 356-B. Snow loads come from the US Army Corps of Engineers' cold regions research laboratory. Prices are typical ranges from published firm prices and cost guides, labelled as a guide, not a quote. Nothing here is legal advice; for that, talk to the association's attorney.
Questions about this service: support@grubleads.com. Read the privacy notice for what happens to your details.
Want to choose for yourself? See the firms that work in New Hampshire.