Register of Private Portions

Improvements Made to a Private Unit

The Register of Private Units is an essential document in which the condominium corporation records improvements made to the private units of a condominium.

To create this register, the condominium corporation is required to provide a sufficiently detailed description of the private units to clearly identify the improvements made by the co-owners.

The same description can be used for several private units if they share the same characteristics.

This document, which is an integral part of the condominium register, must be made available to any co-owner upon request.

At Planibâtimat, we specialize in condominium management and maintenance, reserve fund studies, and we understand the importance of a register of private units. well-maintained private units.

Creation of Registers: We work closely with you to establish an accurate register of the private units. This process includes detailed documentation of each private unit and any improvements made to it.

Accurate Descriptions: We are committed to providing accurate descriptions for each private unit, ensuring clear identification of improvements made by the co-owners.

Register Management: We ensure efficient register management, keeping the registers up-to-date and accurate. This includes regularly updating the registers to reflect new improvements.

Accessibility: We ensure that the condominium register, including the register of private units, is easily accessible to all co-owners upon request.

We strive to provide superior service to our clients. We are here to help you navigate the complexities of condominium management, ensuring your peace of mind.

Insuring Your Private Condominium Improvements

The condominium association's insurance covers the building's common areas and your private unit.

However, it does not extend to improvements you have made to your private unit. Therefore, it is essential that you have individual insurance to cover these improvements at their actual value.

For example, if you have renovated using higher-quality materials than the originals, the value of these improvements will be higher.

It is important that your personal insurance policy covers not only the improvements you have made, but also those made by previous owners.