Community Association Matters

It’s the middle of the night. Everyone is fast asleep and all of sudden you hear the water trickling down. You wake up thinking that you left the kitchen faucet on but you wake up to find that your entire apartment is flooded! You immediately get out of your sleepy haze and wake up to the sobering reality that a common area pipe has just burst. Do you know what to do? More importantly, does your property manager and maintenance staff know what to do? More often than not, this situation is overwhelming. However, it doesn’t have to be. According to JP from Super Restoration, having a plan of action and preparing for these scenarios can make an unbearable situation a little easier to deal with. In addition to ensuring that your association has an Emergency Plan of Action and a Maintenance or Preparedness Manual, it is equally important to train your staff and run thru a drill on a quarterly or semi-annually basis. Front desk personnel, the concierge, maintenance staff, the manager, security personnel, as well as