Strata decision guide

Preventive plumbing maintenance for strata buildings.

Useful maintenance is not a vague promise. It defines the equipment or drainage system, the accessible scope, observed condition, work completed, resident impact, and what deserves follow-up.

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Building systems

Records make recurring problems easier to manage.

For a strata, a planned visit should note who the site contact is, who approved the work, how to get in, any shutdowns and which residents they affect, what was found and done, and what to do next.

Before the visit

Gather past service records, known problems, equipment details, site contacts, access arrangements, and how residents need to be notified.

During the work

Deal with anything broken separately from routine tasks, write down what is found, and warn residents before any shutdown or access affects them.

After the work

Keep a dated record of what was done, photos where helpful, priorities, and a realistic timeline for follow-up.