Condo decisions can feel complicated. Our job is to make the path ahead easier to see — then help you move with confidence.
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Listen firstWe start with your real situation, not a template.
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Make it plainWe turn technical details into useful choices.
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Move togetherBids go to the board. We keep contractors accountable.
A recent result
Aspen Close Condominiums · Alberta
A stronger plan. $19,821 saved.
The board faced a large renovation with little construction experience.
Contractors said 40-year-old stucco had to be fully replaced at $52,000 per unit.
After review and unit testing, the budget was set at $32,179 per unit —
repairing damaged sections and sealing with elastomeric coating instead of a full tear-off.
“John provided clear details on how condo boards work through special assessments. He saved previous clients thousands — and I feel more confident as an owner.”
“John was great assessing our needs and making recommendations that would save us money. He values long-term relationships.”
“John managed grading, drainage, and building envelope projects in a timely manner — and in most cases under budget.”
Common questions
Simple answers to common questions.
When should a condo board bring in a consultant?−
As soon as a decision feels bigger than the information in front of you. Early guidance usually means more options, better pricing, and fewer surprises.
How do you help boards save money?+
We review scope, ask hard questions, help contact the right contractors, and make sure all bids go directly to the corporation. Boards often save 12–18% during the bid process.
Who is your client — the board or the property manager?+
The condo board and/or condo corporation. We work with property managers and keep them updated, but we serve the board’s interests first.
What does the first conversation look like?+
A relaxed call with John to understand what is happening, what you need, and the simplest next step. Call 780-729-0031 or leave a note below.
Where do you work?+
CK works with condo communities across Alberta, including Edmonton and surrounding areas, and coordinates with the City of Edmonton on permits when needed.
Let’s talk
Need help? Call John.
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