The provision of a Maintenance Report assists in identifying the Bodies Corporate maintenance needs and what building elements require rectification or repairs.

The report is a cost effective approach to determining what needs to be maintained or fixed at the property rather than a special levy being established which would involve the payment of unnecessary fees.

Our maintenance inspections include the examination of many building elements including:

• Condition of driveways, car parks and pathways for defects such as cracking of concrete, movement at control joints and movement of pavers.
• Assessment of fence conditions including post integrity and signs of rot.
• Condition of all stairs, stairwells and associated hand railing and balustrade.
• Exterior of building inspection - all visible elements
• Specifically inspecting condition of roof exterior including guttering & downpipes.
• Visual inspection all paintwork
• Internal floor surfaces inspection - check carpets, particularly leading edge of stair treads, cracking to tiles, and check for control joints (should be at Building Code of Australia required intervals) and for movement at control joints.
• Visual inspection of installed items at plant such as hot water systems, air conditioning units, cooling towers, ventilation ducting etc.
• Checking door furniture including hinges, locks and automatic door closers.
• Checking any body corporate roller doors, motors and associated fittings.
• Checking pump motor, chlorinator, filter, pool coping and surrounds, pool lining, sign fixings, fence and any associated plumbing.
• Checking of all body corporate assets including outdoor furniture, BBQs, umbrellas, etc

The obtaining of this report also greatly assists with the preparation of a Sinking Fund Forecast as maintenance items would have already been identified.