Issue Management
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An owner refuses access for the works: what to do
One refusal can stall a project the whole building voted. The law provides for it — and for who pays the delay.
Read the articleSnow and ice: what the building must organise before winter
A fall on an icy path is the most predictable claim of the year. It is also the one nobody anticipates.
Read the articleTheft and intrusion: what a building can actually do
After a theft, the meeting votes a camera. Three years later the hall door still does not close.
Read the articleCracks and subsidence: building the file before the expert arrives
A crack photographed and dated is worth infinitely more than a crack described from memory three years later.
Read the articleBed bugs, cockroaches, rodents: who treats and who pays in a condo
A flat treated on its own is reinfested within three months. That is the only thing to grasp before arguing about who pays.
Read the articleDamp and water ingress: find the cause before paying for repairs
Repainting a damp patch costs a little. Repainting it every year for eight years costs a lot, and the wall is worse than when you started.
Read the articleExcess water consumption: reacting before the bill arrives
An invisible leak on a buried pipe can cost thousands before anyone notices.
Read the articleCondo issues: a simple method to report and track them
From the first alert to closure: a method that keeps issues from getting lost in email.
Read the articleCondo insurance claims: how to file and follow up
Water damage, fire, storm: the right reflexes to file a condo insurance claim and follow it through to reimbursement.
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