What is an asset maintenance plan?
The plan presents major interventions that may be anticipated, their indicative horizon and illustrative planning ranges. Depending on the written scope, it may include a component inventory, useful-life assumptions, 5-, 10- and 25-year horizons and reserve or funding scenarios. Any periodic update must be expressly included in the mandate. The plan is grounded in a documented building review, available records, observed condition and planning assumptions; it is not a quotation, appraisal, regulated contingency-fund study or financial opinion.
Two realities, one discipline
Divided co-ownerships: consult the dedicated maintenance-logbook, contingency-fund-study and Bill 16 pages. This plan does not replace any required document. Casaforta may provide the administrative coordination defined in its mandate; official documents, professional opinions and signatures remain the responsibility of the persons authorized — and independent where applicable — under law or regulation.
Private owners — plex, multi-unit and commercial: the 25-Year Capital Plan™ described here is a voluntary planning deliverable. Other legal, municipal, contractual or safety requirements may still apply depending on the building, its use and equipment. The written proposal confirms the plan's exact scope.
What this plan covers — and what it does not
The asset maintenance plan addresses the long horizon: components, useful life and the financial planning of major work. Recurring building follow-up belongs to a separate discipline. The two complement each other: recurring follow-up informs the condition picture, while the plan organizes that information to support the owner's decisions about repair, replacement, timing and funding. For the recurring-follow-up framework and an illustrative maintenance calendar, consult the preventive-maintenance guide.