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Short, practical sessions that help the people who run a building spot problems early and plan budgets with facts.
Programs
We believe a client who understands the equipment makes better decisions. Each session is adapted to your building.
How long units last, what restoration and replacement involve, and how to read a maintenance report when you prepare the reserve fund study.
Fan coils, heat pumps and the building loop explained without jargon: who is responsible for what, what a contract should include and which questions to ask a contractor.
What to check and what to shut off in the first ten minutes, where the riser valves are, and when to call. Hands-on, in your own mechanical room.
Filters, thermostats and seasonal changeover in plain language, so residents know what is normal and what to report.
Why we teach
That is how Sajad has always worked in the suite. The programs bring the same approach to the boardroom and the mechanical room.
From the blog
A filter change is not a maintenance visit. Here is what should happen in every suite, and what your board should receive at the end.
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Four causes explain almost every fan coil leak. Each one gives a warning that a trained eye can spot.
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In many Toronto towers each suite has its own water-source heat pump. Who maintains it, how often, and what does a good service cover?
Read the article →Tell us the number of suites or units. You get a written price, a schedule and a sample report, with no obligation.
