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Is your strata property looking less than its optimum market value? Strata Maintenance Plans can help you find out what really has to be done now, what needs to be planned for the future and give ideas on what might benefit the property to improve its value.

Strata Maintenance Plans has experienced staff, familiar with strata ownership and maintenance, who can guide you economically to make the best of the Owner’s property.

Strata Maintenance Plans reports are easy to read, unbiased and factual. They put decision making back in the Owner’s hands.

Under proposed new WA Government legislation, all strata properties over 10 lots are required to have a 5-year maintenance plan and make provisions for the expenditure required under that plan. With over 70000 strata properties, will yours be the property struggling to implement this change?

Many strata managers are suggesting Strata maintenance Plans to their Owners now, to avoid the rush.

Get ahead of the curve and contact Strata Maintenance Plans today.

If you still have nagging problems with the original construction work, now is the time to deal with them. Ideally any complaints should be lodged at least 6 months before the expiry of the time when the Building Commission can deal with your complaint, being 6 years from Practical Completion.

In order to get best results, get it early to make the complaint (2-3 years is not too early). Contact Strata Maintenance Plans for free advice.

Even though the complex may be relatively new, Owners are still obligated to undertake and plan for maintenance. If you can demonstrate a good maintenance plan, it makes it easier to prove the faulty workmanship claims you may have.