Building/Due

The associations that still owe a reserve study.

Florida condominiums three stories and up needed their first structural integrity reserve study (SIRS) by December 31, 2025. Most have not told the state it is done. For reserve-study engineers and management firms: who they are, how big, and who manages them.

17,016associations with no completed SIRS on the public record
8,371reported to the state as completed (next due in ten years)
2,948with their management firm on record
By sub-regionassociations with no completed study on record
Sub-regionNo study on recordCompletedMost in
East9,158 6,029 Miami-Dade 3,421 · Broward 2,611 · Palm Beach 2,089 · Brevard 373
West5,210 1,613 Lee 1,290 · Collier 966 · Pinellas 813 · Sarasota 689
North1,053 238 Orange 387 · Volusia 224 · Seminole 141 · Polk 120
North Florida659 269 Duval 167 · St. Johns 128 · Walton 107 · Escambia 83
What arrives
  • Each association: its name, units, address and whether its study is on the public record
  • Its management firm, so one call can cover a whole portfolio
  • The building's milestone-inspection and recertification status beside it: the same board, the same budget
  • Kept current every weekday, in the counties you pick

From Florida's condominium register (DBPR) and the associations' own SIRS reports to the state. "No study on record" means the state has not been told it is done, not that it was never done. What the law requires: our guides.