Edmonton Condo
Document Review

Edmonton's condo market includes buildings from the 1970s oil boom through recent developments. Each era has distinct construction quality, reserve fund challenges, and maintenance needs. A thorough review helps you understand what you're buying and avoid costly surprises.

The Act requires reserve fund studies every 5 years, sets disclosure requirements, and establishes owner rights. Our AI is trained on these regulations and flags compliance issues and governance concerns specific to Alberta.

Our AI identifies the funding model, projected costs, major repair timelines, and the status of each item at the time of the study. We uniquely track what engineers noted versus what actions council has taken since - helping you see if maintenance issues are being addressed.

It's a legal document from the condo corporation confirming the unit's status - monthly fees, special assessments, and parking/storage assignments. We cross-reference this with financial statements to verify accuracy.

Extreme temperature swings stress building envelopes, cause parkade heaving, and demand reliable heating systems. We look for maintenance history related to envelope repairs, boiler replacements, and parkade waterproofing in our analysis.

Buildings from the 1970s-80s may have aging infrastructure, original plumbing, and less efficient envelopes. Our AI flags building age indicators and cross-references with depreciation reports to highlight upcoming capital projects.

Most reviews complete in 10-15 minutes. For large document packages or older buildings with extensive history, allow up to 30 minutes. You'll receive an email notification when ready.

Yes - we serve Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan, Beaumont, and all surrounding communities in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region.