Checklist to keep your Condo in Great Condition

2013.09.17

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As condo electricians in Toronto, we see a wide range of condos in terms of style, age, and condition they are kept in. An older condo can function extremely well because its owner maintained the unity properly, while a fairly new condo can appear rundown if small repairs and regular maintenance are forgotten.

We’ve put together a categorized list of ways to keep your condo in great condition. As a friendly reminder, a well-maintained condo will likely yield a better return on your investment.

20 Ways to Maintain Your Condo

Ask yourself these questions

Kitchen

– Is the faucet dripping?
– Is the dishwasher leaking?
– Is the fridge leaking?
– Does the oven hood filter need cleaning?
– Are the cabinet doors broken?
– Does the cabinet hardware need to be replaced or fixed?

Bathroom

– Is the sink, tub, or shower dripping?
– Is the toilet running?
– Is the shower door broken?

Furnace/Air Conditioner

– Are any filters dirty?
– Are the fans kicking in when they are supposed to?

Water heater

– Is the water dirty?
– Is the water too cool or slow to heat?

Electrical

– Are there any light switches not working?
– Are there any plugs not working?
– Are there enough replacement fuses?

Walls and Doors

– Are any walls cracked?
– Do any of the hinges, doorknobs, or door locks need to be repaired or replaced?
– Are there any signs of humidity?

Roof

– Are there any water damage spots on the ceiling?

BONUS

– Do I have a log of all of the maintenance that has been performed in the condo?

Some of these items might need the help of a condo electrician. Please contact us if you have any questions about this list or if you would like us to assist you with any electrical maintenance.

If you liked this post, check out “When Spring Cleaning, Don’t Forget Your Electrical Maintenance!

Does every blown fuse in a condo building happen during business hours? I think we both know the answer to that question. Download our Emergency Preparedness and Safety Guide to learn which electrical supplies you should always have on hand.

 


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