Annual inspections and preventative maintenance are an important aspect to prevent larger issues from occurring in the future on every property, large or small. It is recommended that properties are inspected every year to look for maintenance concerns. Addressing the smaller concerns every year helps your Boards when preparing budgets and catching issues before they become larger projects or concerns. Another proactive step is to set your property up on a phased painting schedule. This way those costs are budgeted in and the property is being maintained yearly. Phase cycles also take the guesswork out of what needs to be done and will be set up yearly. Read the entire article……………………………….
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