Maintenance Logbook Longueuil
Maintenance logbook compliant with Bill 16, prepared by an authorized professional.
In Longueuil, part of the South Shore / Montérégie area, our certified inspectors and engineers deliver this service directly to local owners, buyers, and condo boards — with the same rigorous process and detailed reporting offered across Greater Montreal.
Since August 14, 2025, all divided co-ownership syndicates in Quebec must have a maintenance logbook, a legal obligation set out in article 1070.2 of the Civil Code of Québec under Bill 16.
Radar Inspection prepares your condo's maintenance logbook, laying the groundwork needed for sound financial management of the building.
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What the service includes
- Detailed inventory of all common-area components (structure, roof, mechanical and electrical systems, finishes, exterior features)
- Current condition of each component and estimated remaining service life
- Preventive maintenance schedule, with recommended frequency and timing for each activity
- Suggested periodic checks to quickly detect situations needing correction
- Asset management plan, serving as the basis for the condo's long-term financial planning
What Is the Maintenance Logbook?
The maintenance logbook is a technical planning document that lists all the components of a condo building's common areas: their nature, condition, useful life, and recommended maintenance cycles for each. It includes a preventive maintenance schedule and an asset management plan, aimed at maximizing component lifespan and ensuring the building's long-term sustainability.
- Legal basis: article 1070.2 of the Civil Code of Québec, introduced by Bill 16
- In force since: August 14, 2025
- Deadline for the first logbook: no later than August 15, 2028 (3 years and 1 day after coming into force)
- Update: annual
- Full review: at least every 5 years (or 10 years in certain specific cases set out in the regulation)
- Who can prepare it: a member of the OIQ, OAQ, OTPQ, or OEAQ
- Important restriction: the designated professional cannot sit on the syndicate's board of directors, nor be the manager, a co-owner, or a resident of the building
The Link with the Contingency Fund Study
The maintenance logbook and the contingency fund study (article 1071 C.c.Q.) are two distinct obligations under Bill 16 — but closely linked. The contingency fund study must be based on a valid maintenance logbook to calculate the condo's required financial contributions. That's why it's advantageous to have both documents prepared together, or at least in a consistent way: this ensures the data is harmonized and avoids duplicating certain inventory and inspection steps.
Why Radar Inspection
- Comply with a legal obligation, with a clear deadline of August 15, 2028
- Extend the useful life of building components through structured preventive maintenance
- Detect problems early, before they become costly major repairs
- Provide the reliable foundation needed for the contingency fund study
- Protect the building's value and reassure potential unit buyers
- Ease management for the board of directors, with a clear schedule of upcoming tasks
Our process
Complete building walkthrough
Including interior and exterior common areas.
Exhaustive component inventory
And assessment of their current condition.
Estimation of remaining service life
For each element.
Development of the preventive maintenance schedule
With recommended frequencies and timing.
Drafting of the complete maintenance logbook
Compliant with the Bill 16 regulation's requirements.
Delivery of the document to the board of directors
With clear recommendations for its annual update.
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Maintenance logbook compliant with Bill 16, prepared by an authorized professional.