Town Hall Meeting first step in new management approach
Town Hall meetings should be held at least once a year. Historically, we haven't held them very often. That is changing with our new council and here's why.
Windsor Garden is beautiful in the springtime
Spring offers up a special treat at Windsor Garden, when the cherry blossoms come alive for just a few days to give us a seasonal show.
What should be done regularly as part of standard strata maintenance?
Good strata management involves consistent, regularly scheduled maintenance. Here's more info on what a maintenance calendar looks like.
Windsor Garden is looking for a maintenance handyman
We used to have a handyman who walked around the complex regularly to deal with minor issues. Council is exploring that option once again.
The hidden danger sitting quietly behind your furniture
When you think of dangerous appliances, chances are the devices that come to mind don't fit in the palm of your hand. But in reality, there is a hidden danger you probably never think about.
Why composite makes sense for wooden stairs
Wooden stairs start looking terrible surprisingly quickly. Switching to composite materials is a possible solution.
Power washing makes a significant difference in curb appeal at Windsor Garden
Power washing has been done throughout our walkways and concrete steps for the first time in years. Here's a look at the impressive difference.
To water meter or not to water meter? That’s a good question
The city of Richmond is pushing to install a common water meter for the complex. Is this a good idea? What are the implications and will it really save the money they promise?
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.
