Confused about the difference between Electrical Planning Reports (EPR) and EV Ready Plans (EVRP)? Learn what each includes, who needs them, and how to plan effectively for your BC strata’s electrification goals.

Not sure which engineering report your strata needs — or when? This guide breaks down Depreciation Reports (DR), Building Condition Assessments (BCA), Electrical Planning Reports (EPR), and Warranty Reviews (WR) so you can plan efficiently and avoid costly delays.

Need an Electrical Planning Report (EPR) for your BC strata? Learn who needs one, what it includes, key deadlines, and why hiring a licensed engineer (P.Eng) makes all the difference.

Interested in EV charging for your condo or townhouse complex in BC? This guide walks you through how the EV Ready Plan rebate works — who qualifies, what documents you need, rebate limits, and why applying doesn’t mean you must install chargers immediately.

Buildings over 30 years old face unique financial and structural risks. Learn how strata councils in BC can prepare with the right reports, reserve planning, and inspection strategies.

Unsure how a 2-5-10 warranty works for your building? This guide answers the most important warranty review questions for BC strata councils—before it’s too late to claim.

Banks in BC increasingly reject outdated Depreciation Reports. Learn why lenders demand fresh reports, what’s changed in 2025, and how strata councils can prepare for financing.

Realtors know buyers want confidence. Discover what BC realtors look for in a Building Condition Assessment (BCA)—and how the right report can speed up sales and protect property value.

Your new condo warranty in BC may not cover everything. Learn the commonly overlooked warranty items that can cost strata owners thousands if ignored—and how a professional warranty review can protect you.

Not all water stains mean you're living in a leaky condo—but ignoring early signs of envelope deterioration could cost you thousands. Here's how BC homeowners can tell the difference—and what to do next.