Defects and building bond matters
Coordinating inspections, reports, correspondence and rectification records so the committee's position is documented and deadlines aren't missed.
Tweed Coast, Northern Rivers & NSW
Strata Management Casuarina
Casuarina and the surrounding Salt precinct is one of the newest parts of the Tweed Coast — and newer buildings bring their own set of strata priorities.
What matters for schemes in Casuarina
Many Casuarina schemes are still within, or recently past, the statutory defects and building bond period. Getting inspection reports, developer correspondence and rectification works properly documented and followed through is often the single most valuable thing a strata manager does for the owners corporation.
Newer complexes also tend to arrive with detailed by-laws, landscaping and facility obligations, and long service contracts signed before the owners corporation had a say. Reviewing those arrangements as they fall due protects the scheme's budget over the long term.
Contract review
Reviewing inherited service contracts — cleaning, gardening, pool, fire and lift — as they come up for renewal.
Sinking fund reality
New buildings often start with optimistic levies. We plan for the works that genuinely arrive in years five to fifteen.
Beachfront exposure
Salt air management, landscaping and shared facilities maintained on a planned cycle rather than reactively.
Who will actually manage your scheme?
Laura will.
At Solrise, your scheme isn’t won by one person and handed to someone else to manage. You have direct access to the experienced strata manager responsible for your building.
More about Laura →Schemes we manage
- Residential strata
- Boutique developments
- Townhouse & villa schemes
- Community & neighbourhood schemes
Also servicing Kingscliff, Salt Village, Bogangar and Cabarita Beach.
Not ready to change managers?
If you’re unsure whether your current strata management arrangement is working for your scheme, you’re welcome to have a confidential conversation with us first.