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Performance Audit - Scope of Work


  For Condominium Corporations

  Performed by a Professional Engineer

  Meets Tarion Requirements





A Performance Audit report includes the following:

Providing the Corporation witha list of documents required by the Condominium Act.
Review of documents turned over by Declarant as required by the Condominium Act.
Review all provided construction documents in order to define the design concept and to identify conditions during field examinations.
Performance Audit for New Condominiums.
Review any construction quality control report (if applicable).
Produce a questionnaire regarding the performance of various building components and systems.
Carry out detailed visual examinations from the exterior of the common elements and system.
Conducting a unit owners' survey regarding to deficiencies in the units that were caused by defects in the common elements of the building.
Review of interior of up to 3 units where available regarding to deficiencies related to the common elements.
Review of exterior walls and windows from the ground and from within sample suites.
Review of building roof where accessible and visible including membrane, insulation, and drainage.
Preparation and issuance of a Draft Report for review and comments by the Board of Directors.
Issuance of final report that meets the Condominium Act requirements.

Related topics:

Reserve Fund Studies
Performance Audit sample report (PDF)
Performance Audit

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