One of the major pieces of the puzzle to prevent unauthorized access from strangers to the a condominium / strata to ensure ensuring all residents are mindful and respectful of the building accessibility rules. To address this item, everyone needs to ask themselves this question: “how am I contributing or compromising the building’s security?”. On-site security staff act as a deterrent to anyone looking to cause mischief in the building or around the grounds, but they also ne

In condo communities, one of the most common sources of confusion, and sometimes frustration, is figuring out who is responsible for repairs and maintenance. The answer can be found in the condo’s repair responsibility table, a document often part of the condo declaration. This table outlines whether the condo corporation or the unit owner is responsible for various types of repairs, ranging from basic upkeep to more complex maintenance tasks. In this post, we’ll explore wha

There are a few tools and useful items that everyone living in a condo / strata should have. From fixing minor plumbing leaks to hanging shelves and everything in between, we've handpicked the must-have items that will empower you to take charge of maintenance and repairs in your condo. We know that space can be an issue in some buildings, but we encourage you to get creative with utilizing all nooks, crannies and vertical spaces possible. Of course, for big and dangerous re

Well, it’s that time of year again, the leaves are changing, we can finally wear those comfy sweaters again and we start to lose those warm sunny days of summer. Personally, we are just excited for the extra pockets that jackets provide. Fall also happens to be an awkward time for condo managers trying to judge when to make the big switch from cooling over to heating, which can be tricky. Was that just a small cold snap, or did we miss the mark and now need to find some more

Vendor fraud does not always look like outright theft. Weak competition, undisclosed conflicts, and long standing vendor relationships can quietly cost condo corporations thousands.

Skipping small garage repairs today can lead to major costs later.

Identical condo repairs can have very different costs. Site conditions, access, location, contractor availability, timing, and coordination all influence the final price.

Understanding garage structure helps condo managers catch problems early.

Garage repair projects require careful planning to minimize disruption for residents.