by hlsswp | Nov 23, 2023 | Partner Post
You might be scratching your head wondering about the power capacity in your building!Insufficient power capacity in older buildings is a common problem that can lead to a range of issues. When evaluating an older building for power capacity deficiencies, it’s...
by hlsswp | Nov 23, 2023 | Partner Post
In a recent case heard in the NSW District Court, the spotlight was firmly on a situation that went terribly wrong, underlining the perils of when a strata scheme fails in their duty of care. In this case, the lines of responsibility blurred as the Owners Corporation...
by hlsswp | Nov 23, 2023 | Partner Post
Strata buildings are complex structures with key components like water pipes, electrical wiring, air-conditioning systems, ventilation and lift systems in place. Much of this infrastructure is hidden out of sight either in cavity walls, cupboards, roof spaces or under...
by hlsswp | Oct 19, 2023 | Partner Post
The Australian government has introduced new legislation in the form of the ARPC Cyclone Reinsurance Pool, and it’s something that strata property owners, particularly in Queensland, should take note of. This initiative aims to make insurance more accessible and...
by hlsswp | Oct 19, 2023 | Partner Post
In the grand scheme of things, it’s not very often that the cold water supply needs to be turned off to a complex, or an individual dwelling. A kitchen or basin tap change, a toilet upgrade, or renovating the unit or townhouse requires that both the hot and cold...
by hlsswp | Sep 21, 2023 | Partner Post
When the Mesopotamians first invented glass around 4,000 years ago, little did they know that one day humans would have such an array of glass products available, each offering varying capabilities in strength, transparency, temperature control and more. Today, we...
