Strata

Capital projects for strata corporations, from envelope retrofits and roofing to depreciation-report implementation. Building science discipline for the work, and council communications discipline for the multi-owner context.

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A strata contractor delivers capital projects on behalf of strata corporations, typically including envelope retrofits, roofing, common area upgrades, accessibility work, and projects flagged in a depreciation report. EDDA delivers strata construction in Greater Victoria with the building science discipline these projects require and the council communications discipline the multi-owner context demands.

Scopes

Scopes EDDA delivers

  • Envelope retrofits and rainscreen cladding replacement.
  • Roofing replacement and waterproofing.
  • Balcony, deck, and railing repairs.
  • Parking garage repairs and waterproofing.
  • Common area, lobby, and corridor upgrades.
  • Accessibility and life safety upgrades.
  • Implementation of work scoped in a recent depreciation report.
EDDA's standard strata engagement includes regular touchpoints with the council, written updates suitable for owner distribution, and a clear single point of contact through construction. The goal is to make the council's job easier, not harder, and to leave a record the strata can build on for future projects.

What is a strata contractor?

A strata contractor is a construction firm that delivers capital projects on behalf of strata corporations, including envelope retrofits, common area upgrades, accessibility work, and other major repairs typically funded through reserve, special levy, or both.

Does EDDA implement work scoped in a depreciation report?

Yes. EDDA regularly implements work identified in BC depreciation reports for strata corporations, often working directly with the engineering or building science firm that authored the report.

How does EDDA communicate with strata councils during construction?

EDDA's standard strata engagement includes regular council touchpoints, written progress updates suitable for owner distribution, and a single point of contact for the council and strata manager throughout construction.

Can EDDA work on occupied strata buildings?

Yes. Most strata capital projects happen on fully occupied buildings. EDDA's phasing and communications protocols are designed for occupied-building work.

What is the typical schedule for a strata envelope retrofit in Greater Victoria?

Strata envelope retrofits in Greater Victoria typically run six to fifteen months from start to substantial completion, depending on scope, building scale, and weather windows. EDDA provides a phased schedule before construction starts.

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