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Compare Depreciation Report Proposals — BC Reg. 6.2 Checklist

Strata corporations of five or more lots in BC must obtain a Depreciation Report and renew it every five years — and since July 1, 2025 it must be prepared by a qualified professional. Use this 15-item checklist to compare any proposal against Strata Property Regulation 6.2.

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Compliance Item CF Electrical Services Proposal B Proposal C
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS & ACCOUNTABILITY
Report Prepared & Sealed by a Professional from the Six Designated Groups
A P.Eng/PLEng (EGBC); an architect or architectural technologist (AIBC); an AScT or certified technician (ASTTBC); an AACI appraiser; a certified reserve planner (REIC); or a Professional Quantity Surveyor (CIQS). Required since July 1, 2025; ensures the report is recognized and carries professional liability.
BC strata lawReg. 6.2
Provider's Qualifications, E&O Insurance & Relationship to the Strata Disclosed
Reg. 6.2(1)(d) — the report states who prepared it, their insurance, and their relationship to the strata, so council can see who stands behind the numbers.
Reg. 6.2(1)(d)
DR MANDATORY CONTENT — STRATA PROPERTY REGULATION 6.2
On-Site Visual Inspection of the Site & Components by the Preparer
Reg. 6.2(2)(a) — desktop-only reviews miss what matters.
Reg. 6.2(2)(a)
30-Year Physical Component Inventory with Estimated Service Life
Structure, envelope, and building systems (electrical, HVAC, plumbing, fire/life-safety, security). The legal core of the report.
Reg. 6.2
Inventory of Amenities, Parking, Utilities, Landscaping & More
Amenities, parking and roadways, utilities, landscaping, interior finishes, green components, and balconies/patios — as applicable. Common property is more than the building.
Reg. 6.2
Identifies Which CP/LCP the Strata Maintains vs. Owner Responsibility
Reg. 6.2 — clarifies which common property and limited common property the strata maintains and which parts owners are responsible for, preventing disputes over who pays.
Reg. 6.2
30-Year Financial Forecast of CRF Expenses with Interest & Inflation Assumptions
Reg. 6.2(3) — the math behind a credible contingency reserve fund, with its assumptions stated.
Reg. 6.2(3)
At Least Three Cash-Flow Funding Models over 30 Years
Reserve, special levies, fee increases, borrowing, or combinations. Reg. 6.2(3) — options to choose between, not one optimistic number.
Reg. 6.2(3)
Current CRF Balance (Net of Approved-but-Unspent) & How It Is Funded
Reg. 6.2(3) — ties the forecast to your real reserve today.
Reg. 6.2(3)
Executive Summary, Report Date & Summary of Less-Than-Annual Work
Reg. 6.2 — including the summary of less-than-annual (CRF) repair and maintenance work. The executive summary became required in 2024.
Reg. 6.2
ADDITIONAL VALUE — THE CF ELECTRICAL DIFFERENCE
Interactive Report Delivery — a Living Report for Your Depreciation Report
Council keeps the sealed PDF; every owner gets an interactive link to the findings. Nobody else in the BC strata market delivers this.
Strata Council Presentation in Plain Language
Findings presented to council and owners to build consensus on funding decisions.
Plain-Language Report Written for the Strata Council
All the technical data and calculations — plus a narrative written for you, the council, not just for other professionals.
ENGAGEMENT STRUCTURE
Fixed-Price Quote — No Hourly Billing, No Change Orders
The number on the proposal is the number you pay.
Consultant Independent of Installation & Remediation Contractors
No conflict of interest in recommendations — CF Electrical does not perform the installation or remediation work a depreciation report points to.

References: BC Strata Property Act s. 94, s. 96 · Strata Property Regulation s. 6.2 · BC Government strata depreciation-report requirements.

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Every CF Electrical Services Depreciation Report covers all 15 items on this checklist — a 30-year component inventory and CRF funding forecast, prepared and sealed by a qualified professional. Fixed-price proposals: no scope creep, no surprises.

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