Condo News – Winter 2022: Professional & Business Partner Edition

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PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS

DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES

Disaster Management in Condo Buildings – Minimize Water Claims and Risks in Four Phases of Planning

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he frequency and severity of water escapes and severe weather in the last several years has contributed to rising insurance premiums across Canada and unfortunately this also affects the Golden Horseshoe. The trend towards rising insurance premiums and skyrocketing deductibles is being countered as much as possible by Insurance Brokerages. There are also four phases of planning that Corporations’ Board Members and Managers can undertake to minimize Water Claims and Risks to help combat rising premiums and deductibles in your Building. Bill Calhoun, FSRT, ASD, CDS, AMRT ServiceMaster Restore Oakville

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1. Understand the most probable risks in your Building and the location in your Municipality The most probable risks can be broken down into 2 primary categories Extreme Weather/Climate Change, like we are witnessing this year in British Columbia and unforeseen Plumbing Water Escapes.

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