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Bill 16 · Condominium

Condominium maintenance logbook: documentation, coordination and updates

The maintenance logbook is the technical memory of your building — and the foundation of the contingency-fund study. Casaforta prepares it, coordinates it and keeps it current.

What is the maintenance logbook?

It is the living file of your building: description of components, maintenance history, work completed and work to plan. Bill 16 makes it an obligation for all divided co-ownerships.

What Bill 16 requires

The logbook must be kept current at least once a year and undergo a review by an authorized professional at least every 5 years (10 years for small condominiums). It must be established by August 15, 2028 for existing buildings.

What Casaforta prepares for you

We assemble the file that makes the logbook possible and useful:

  • plans, leases, invoices, warranties;
  • inspection reports and maintenance history;
  • photos and inventory of components.

We then coordinate the authorized professional who reviews and validates the logbook, after which we keep it current each year.

What we do not do

We do not sign the regulated logbook when a professional signature is required — that role belongs to the authorized professional we coordinate. Our value: organizing everything around them, and ensuring what comes next.

Frequently asked questions

Is the logbook mandatory for my condominium?
Yes, for all divided co-ownerships in Québec.
How often must it be updated?
At least annually, with a professional review every 5 years (10 years for small condominiums).
Does Casaforta write the logbook?
We prepare and organize all the documentation and coordinate the authorized professional; the professional validation is theirs to give.

Maintenance logbook

A maintenance logbook ready and kept current.

Casaforta gathers everything, coordinates the professional and ensures the annual follow-up.

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