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Pivot Point Properties Ltd

Name: Pivot Point Properties Ltd
Address: 2190 West Railway Street Unit #301, Abbotsford, BC, V2S2E2, CA
Telephone: +16047431600
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We are a strata management service provider, encouraging Strata Councils to promote a positive community.

10/26/2026

Where Do Your Strata Fees Actually Go?

It’s a question many homeowners have, especially when monthly strata fees increase.

While every strata community is different, your monthly fees generally help cover more than you might think.

Here’s where some of that money goes:

• Building Maintenance: Regular upkeep of common areas, landscaping and shared facilities.

• Insurance: The strata corporation’s insurance coverage for common property and other insured assets.

• Utilities: Depending on the property, this may include water, garbage collection and electricity for shared spaces.

• Contingency Reserve Fund: Money set aside to help cover major repairs and future expenses.

• Professional Services: Strata management, accounting and other services that help keep the community running smoothly.

The important thing to remember? Strata fees aren’t just about today’s expenses. They’re also about planning for the future.

At Pivot Point Properties, we believe transparency, communication and proactive planning make all the difference.

10/21/2026

Did you know? Small changes inside your home can affect your entire strata building.

When you live in a strata community, some everyday decisions can have a bigger impact than you might realize.

Here are a few things worth knowing:

• Changing your flooring? Some strata corporations have specific soundproofing requirements to help reduce noise between units.

• Planning a renovation? Even work inside your own unit may require strata approval, depending on the changes being made.

• Noticing a small leak? Report it early! Water can travel between units and cause damage well beyond where it started.

• Installing a new appliance? Check your strata bylaws and any applicable requirements before making changes that involve plumbing, ventilation, or electrical systems.

• Not sure who’s responsible for a repair? Responsibility can depend on your strata plan, bylaws, and the type of property involved.

A little knowledge goes a long way toward avoiding unexpected expenses, unnecessary repairs, and confusion.

At Pivot Point Properties, we believe informed residents and proactive strata councils make for better-managed communities.

10/20/2026

Halloween in a strata? A few things to keep in mind!

Halloween is just around the corner, and whether you’re decorating, handing out candy, or expecting a few little trick-or-treaters, here are some tips for strata living!

• Decorations: Keep walkways, entrances, and shared spaces clear of decorations that could create a tripping hazard.

• Pumpkin placement: Keep jack-o’-lanterns away from anything flammable, and consider battery-operated candles instead of real flames.

• Trick-or-treaters: Not every building or complex allows door-to-door trick-or-treating, so check your community’s guidelines beforehand.

• Noise: Halloween celebrations are fun, but be mindful of neighbours and designated quiet hours.

• Costumes and visibility: If you’re heading out after dark, make sure costumes don’t drag on the ground and everyone can be easily seen.

A little planning goes a long way toward keeping Halloween fun and safe for everyone!

Happy Halloween from Pivot Point Properties!

10/15/2026

Did you know? Not everything in a strata building is the strata’s responsibility!

One of the most common areas of confusion in strata living is understanding who is responsible for what.

For example:

• Inside your unit: Many repairs and maintenance items may fall under the owner’s responsibility.

• Common areas: Hallways, elevators, and shared amenities are generally managed by the strata corporation.

• Balconies and patios: Responsibilities can vary depending on how the area is designated and the strata’s bylaws.

• Windows and doors: These can be a little trickier! Responsibility depends on the strata plan, bylaws, and the type of repair.

Knowing the difference can save time, confusion, and unexpected expenses.

At Pivot Point Properties, we help strata councils navigate these questions and keep things running smoothly.

10/13/2026

A little neighbourly courtesy goes a long way!

Living in a strata community means sharing more than just an address.

A few small habits can make a big difference:

• Keep shared hallways and entrances clear.

• Be mindful of noise, especially in the evenings.

• Give neighbours a heads-up if you’re planning something that might be disruptive.

• Report common property maintenance concerns before they become bigger issues.

• Remember that a little patience and communication can prevent a lot of misunderstandings.

Great communities aren’t just about well-maintained properties. They’re about the people who call them home.

At Pivot Point Properties, we believe good communication is the foundation of a well-managed community.

10/07/2026

Halloween is coming up, which means a little more activity around your property than usual.

A few simple things can help keep the evening running smoothly:

• Make sure walkways and entrances are well lit
• Keep common areas and pathways clear
• Remind residents about any building-specific Halloween guidelines
• Check that gates and secure entrances are closing properly
• Keep decorations out of hallways, stairs and other access areas

A little preparation goes a long way toward keeping Halloween fun, safe and easy for everyone.

10/05/2026

Fall is a good time to look ahead.

For strata councils, this time of year isn’t just about leaves and gutters. It’s also a great opportunity to take a look at what’s coming over the next few months.

Are there maintenance projects that should be planned now?
Are contracts or services coming up for renewal?
Are there small repairs that could become bigger winter problems?
Is the council clear on upcoming priorities and expenses?

A little planning now can make the winter months a whole lot smoother.

That’s where proactive strata management makes a difference.

10/02/2026

Strata tip: Keep your contact information up to date.

It sounds simple, but having the correct phone number and email on file helps make sure you receive important notices, building updates and information that may affect your unit.

Moved? Changed your email? New phone number?

A quick update with your strata management team can save a lot of confusion later.

10/01/2026

That first chilly night always seems to sneak up on us.

Before you turn the heat up and officially admit summer is over, a few quick things are worth checking:

• Test your heating before you actually need it
• Make sure vents and baseboard heaters aren’t blocked by furniture
• Check windows and doors for noticeable drafts
• Know where your unit’s water shut-off is before you ever need it
• If you notice moisture or condensation around windows, keep an eye on it rather than ignoring it

A few minutes now can make those colder, wetter months a little easier.

Sweater weather is coming whether we’re ready for it or not!

09/29/2026

One strata question worth asking before winter: who is responsible for what?

A leaking exterior tap, blocked gutter, damaged balcony or frozen pipe might sound straightforward, but responsibility can vary depending on whether something is part of the strata lot, common property or limited common property.

Before arranging a repair yourself:

• Check your strata plan and bylaws
• Find out how the area is designated
• Contact your strata manager if you’re unsure
• Get approval before making changes to common property

Knowing where responsibility falls can prevent unnecessary costs and confusion later.

Clear bylaws + clear communication make things much easier for everyone.

Address

2190 West Railway Street Unit #301
Abbotsford, BC
V2S2E2

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+16047431600

Website

https://pivotpointproperties.com/

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