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Condominium Inspection
Digitize your condominium technical visits. Common areas, equipment, safety - complete checklist, photos, PDF report for meetings.
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Common Areas
Lobby, stairs, corridors, cellar, parking.
Equipment
Elevator, boiler room, HVAC, intercom.
Structure
Facade, roof, waterproofing, cracks.
Safety
Fire, exits, lighting, alarms.
Exterior
Green spaces, fencing, roadways.
Contracts
Maintenance tracking, mandatory inspections.
Features
Condominium Checklist
Complete template adapted for technical visits.
Annotated Photos
Document each point with photos and comments.
Reports
Identify urgent and planned works.
History
Visit tracking and progress over time.
Offline Mode
Visit without an internet connection.
PDF Report
Document for board meetings and general assembly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the property manager's obligations regarding condominium inspections?+
The property manager must ensure the building's conservation and maintenance (article 18 of the law of July 10, 1965). They must carry out regular visits to identify defects, check the condition of common areas and equipment. The property manager is liable for damages resulting from maintenance failures. The syndicate council can require a visit schedule.
What points should be checked during a condominium inspection?+
Common areas: lobbies, stairwells, corridors (condition of floors, walls, lighting). Roof: waterproofing, gutters, rainwater channels. Facades: cracks, joints, cladding. Basement: cellars, parking areas, moisture. Equipment: elevator (maintenance log), boiler room, mechanical ventilation, gate, intercom. Outdoor spaces: roadways, fencing, green areas. Fire safety: extinguishers, smoke extraction, emergency exits.
Who can request a condominium technical audit?+
The DTG (Global Technical Diagnosis) can be voted at the general assembly by simple majority (article 24). It is mandatory for condominiums over 10 years old that are being placed under co-ownership status (article L.731-1 CCH). The DTG includes: condition of common areas, analysis of possible improvements, collective energy performance certificate, and a 10-year multi-year works plan.
What is the multi-year works plan (PPT) for condominiums?+
Made mandatory by the Climate and Resilience law (2021) for condominiums over 15 years old. The PPT is developed over 10 years based on the DTG. It lists the works necessary for building preservation, safety, and energy renovation, with cost estimates and schedule. The mandatory works fund (minimum 2.5% of the projected budget) finances these works.
What is the property manager's liability in case of a claim?+
The property manager incurs professional civil liability if they have failed in their obligations (reported maintenance defect left untreated, absence of mandatory contracts, failure to take out insurance). The building insurance (multi-risk condominium policy) covers damage to common areas. The property manager must declare the claim within 5 working days and take immediate protective measures.