Why Poly-B is so dangerous and what you can do
Buildings made at the time of our complex utilize Poly-B pipes for plumbing, as that was standard building code at the time. Today, it's a problem. Here's why and what you can do about it.
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The single most important way to increase the value of your property
Owners often focus on renovations and internal details when trying to increase the value of their townhome. But there's an even more important criteria that often gets missed.
Why Poly-B is so dangerous and what you can do
Buildings made at the time of our complex utilize Poly-B pipes for plumbing, as that was standard building code at the time. Today, it's a problem. Here's why and what you can do about it.
Meet the newest strata council members
Four new owners were added to the Strata Council at last year's AGM. One of them has since resigned, but here's a chance to meet the others and learn more about them.
Why is it important to power wash concrete?
At first glance, concrete looks solid. But left alone, especially in damp climates, concrete deteriorates and even becomes dangerous. Here's why
This site is under new management
This website was originally built by a group of owners who were frustrated by shortcomings of the strata council. It is now under new management.
No Movement on EV Charger Management. Why?
The BC government has mandated that stratas develop an Electrical Planning Report by 2026. Here's why it's so important.
Are we preparing for EV power surges?
Currently 7% of units in Windsor Garden have electric vehicles. As that number climbs, we could face an emergency due to electrical demand exceeding capacity.
How bad is the roof, really?
There's been a lot of talk about our roof. Some people don't understand why there is such a push to replace the current roof. Here's why.
What’s needed on a proxy form?
There's been a lot of excitement lately about the proxy form. What's that all about?
Finding balance in bylaw enforcement
How does a strata council find balance between being overly rigid in bylaw enforcement, and being too lax?
