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Contingency fund study and maintenance logbook in Montreal — Law 16

Plan your expenses over 25-30 years. Avoid unplanned special assessments.

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Law 16 — Condominiums

The maintenance logbook and the contingency fund are not optional.

Law 16 imposes strict obligations on condo associations. The maintenance logbook and the contingency fund are not optional — they are mandatory. Rigorous planning helps avoid unpleasant surprises and financially protects every co-owner.

Modern condominium subject to Law 16 in Montreal
What the service includes

Law 16 compliance

02Mandatory documents

Maintenance logbook

Complete inventory of the building's components
History of work and maintenance
Preventive maintenance schedule
Document compliant with Law 16 requirements

Contingency fund study

Assessment of the remaining useful life of components
Financial projections over 25-30 years
Calculation of recommended contributions
Budget planning scenarios
Report compliant with the regulation in effect

Your association isn't compliant yet, or your study is more than five years old? Let's take stock.

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Law 16: what a condominium's planning must include

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Who Law 16 applies to

Law 16 applies to every condo association in Quebec, without exception. Whether your building has 2 or 200 units, you must be compliant. The regulation has been in effect since August 14, 2025, and compliance is required no later than August 15, 2028.

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Two complementary documents

The maintenance logbook lists all of the building's components and their history. The contingency fund study projects future costs over 25-30 years and calculates the required contributions. The two documents are complementary and mandatory: one describes what you own, the other what it will cost to maintain.

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Staying compliant

The study must be updated every 5 years, or more often if major work is carried out or significant changes affect the building. A non-compliant association may face claims from co-owners and be ordered by a tribunal to comply.

Who it's for

This service is for you if...

Your existing condo association isn't compliant yet — a first study is required

Your study is more than 5 years old — a five-year update is required

You are developing a new condominium project

You are an association administrator who wants to be compliant

Clear planning financially protects every co-owner.

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Our difference

Why choose Boreon?

Certifié InterNACHI Accréditation LEED

Engineering approach — rigorous technical analysis of components

Precise, defensible financial projections

Document usable at a co-owners' meeting

Specific expertise in building envelopes

Frequently asked questions

FAQ

Does Law 16 apply to my association?

Law 16 applies to every condo association in Quebec, without exception. Whether your building has 2 or 200 units, you must be compliant.

What is the deadline for compliance?

The regulation has been in effect since August 14, 2025, and compliance is required no later than August 15, 2028. Three years may sound comfortable, but a contingency fund study requires a complete survey of the building — it's best to start well ahead of the deadline.

What is the difference between the maintenance logbook and the contingency fund?

The maintenance logbook lists all of the building's components and their history. The contingency fund projects future costs over 25-30 years and calculates the required contributions. The two documents are complementary and mandatory.

How often must the study be updated?

The contingency fund study must be updated every 5 years, or more often if major work is carried out or significant changes affect the building.

What happens if my association isn't compliant?

A non-compliant association may face claims from co-owners, be ordered by a tribunal to comply, and see its ability to manage the building effectively compromised. Compliance protects every co-owner.

Your situation

Where do you stand on Law 16 compliance?