Housing co-operatives and condominiums
Postponing maintenance of a housing co-operative or condominium can quickly become expensive in the long run. To prevent the property from deteriorating, it is important to carry out regular maintenance work both internally and externally.
Health, safety and environment
How do we ensure safe and secure maintenance?
Good project management is critical to the successful realisation of large projects. If you enter into an agreement with us, you will be assigned a project manager who will manage the project from start to finish. Our project managers ensure predictability and financial security throughout the project. They also ensure strict compliance with statutory regulations to help you avoid problems. Our skilled craftsmen are well trained in the use of tools and equipment. They always use the necessary protective equipment and set up approved scaffolding to ensure good HSE for workers and residents. We limit noise and dust as much as possible and actively inform residents and neighbours about the work. As an Eco-Lighthouse certified company, we ensure correct waste management and recycling in line with applicable regulations.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Complete maintenance on surfaces from facade to floor.
Our services for housing cooperatives and condominiums are wide-ranging. From interior and exterior painting to maintenance of stairways, corridors, windows, doors and garages. We also offer floor renovation, spot repair of heating cables and membranes. Facade cleaning is essential - a clean facade extends the life of the building materials, prevents algae and mould, and enhances the aesthetics and value of the property.
Economy
Regular maintenance is good economy.
As a board member of a housing co-operative, you bear an important responsibility for both the value of the building and the well-being of the residents. Regular and quality-assured maintenance helps to preserve and potentially increase the value of the property. This gives residents safer and more comfortable homes. Budget management lays the foundation for good financial management and securing funds for maintenance projects. Also consider establishing a maintenance fund for unforeseen major interventions. Your leadership shapes the value, environment and future of your housing co-operative.
Frequently asked questions about painting and maintenance in housing co-operatives.
How often should the housing cooperative/Condominium carry out general maintenance of the building stock?
In general, housing co-operatives/condominiums should carry out a full assessment of the building every 3-5 years to identify maintenance needs. This may vary depending on the age of the building, materials and previous maintenance history.
How much experience do you have in painting housing cooperatives and condominiums?
Our company has over 30 years of experience in exterior painting and has completed projects in small and large buildings.
How is the price of a painting project in housing co-operatives and condominiums determined?
We always carry out a site visit, so we can accurately assess the scope and needs of the project and provide you as a customer with a detailed and customised price estimate of the project's requirements.
How do you handle safety and environmental considerations when painting housing cooperatives and condominiums?
Before we start a project, it is crucial for us to carry out a thorough risk assessment. We do this to eliminate hazards and then implement the right measures to minimise the risks. Our craftsmen are trained and instructed in the correct use of equipment and tools. This includes, but is not limited to, the correct use of protective equipment such as hard hats, gloves and hearing protection. We also take steps to ensure the safety of both our craftsmen and residents. This includes establishing necessary safety measures such as scaffolding, barriers and safety nets to prevent possible accidents such as falls. We also take measures to minimise the inconvenience that can arise from dust and noise during work. Finally, when it comes to waste management, we strictly follow all applicable regulations. Our goal is to ensure that waste from maintenance work is treated in a way that eliminates pollution and fulfils our environmental obligations.
How do you ensure minimal disruption to residents during the painting process?
We work closely with the housing association board to set up a schedule that causes the least possible inconvenience to residents, and we make sure we notify residents and neighbours well in advance of the work starting. This gives them a clear understanding of what to expect and any precautions they should take. During the assignment, our craftsmen are trained to work efficiently to minimise disruption.
Why is regular maintenance good economy for a housing association?
Good maintenance is essential to preserve and possibly increase the property's value over time. This can be decisive for a possible future sale. In addition, regular maintenance extends the life of the buildings and associated equipment. But perhaps most importantly, it ensures safer living conditions for residents, which contributes to increased well-being and satisfaction in the housing co-operative.