One Deliverable, Two Names
In British Columbia it is the Depreciation Report. Across the Prairies it is the Reserve Fund Study. The work underneath is the same.
Every engagement starts with a full inventory of the building’s major components, a condition inspection, and a long-range funding forecast across multiple funding models. What changes from province to province is the terminology your legislation uses and the specific reporting expectations that sit behind it, not the rigour of the analysis.
Applying those local rules correctly is part of the job. We prepare each study to recognized reserve-planning standards and to the statute your corporation actually lives under, so the report holds up when an Owner, a lender, or a regulator asks how it was reached.
Choose Your Province
Each province page covers the legislation, the terminology, and the reserve-planning expectations that apply where your building sits.
Our home province. The reserve study as named under the Strata Property Act, prepared for strata corporations across the Lower Mainland, the Island, and the Interior.
Strata Property Act · strata corporationsBritish Columbia detailsReserve fund studies for condominium corporations under Alberta’s condominium legislation, built so a Board can plan contributions with confidence.
Condominium Property Act · condominium corporationsAlberta detailsReserve fund studies for Saskatchewan condominium corporations, prepared to recognized standards and to the requirements set under provincial legislation.
The Condominium Property Act, 1993 · condominium corporationsSaskatchewan detailsReserve fund studies for Manitoba condominium corporations, written so the Board understands its reserve position and the funding decisions ahead of it.
The Condominium Act · condominium corporationsManitoba detailsLegislation and reporting requirements change over time and vary with a corporation’s size and circumstances. We confirm exactly what applies to your building as part of the proposal.
Based in British Columbia
We hold every engagement to the same high standard while preparing each report to the legislation of the province it serves.