The 20,000 SF building sits in a busy retail district in a central location and is on nearly 3 acres, which is great because it has over 200 paved parking spaces.

Determining the capital components are fairly straightforward but determining what amounts you should plan for can be tricky as, for instance, the price of oil at a given time can have a dramatic impact on paving prices or roofing if you have asphalt shingles (and the association is responsible for it.)I tell my clients that part of the appeal of hiring a professional company to do it isn't just peace of mind that it's being done right by someone that does this for a living, but it also shifts liability away from the board to the company.

Curious to hear what those with more expertise have to say...Alternately, you could rip it out, re-grade and put in preformed paving stones

Hi PavelI would highly recommend @DougMerriot -- just do a search for him on BP if he doesn't chime in.  

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Smart move and setting aside the guru path (paved with hype) and getting down to business.  

Hey guys !!! I have a family home in the Black Rock area in Bridgeport ct. I actually have 2 driveways on the property .1 in the front and one entering the rear of the house on another street. The tenants use the back...

Hi @Mathew Fuentes, do other properties in the neighborhood have paved driveways? 

Think I'd at least do an exterior inspection of walls, windows, paving and grading.   

And at my own buildings we plow shovel ice melt and treat all paved surfaces.