Knowledge base
Safety and risks
Fire safety, damage, risk management and emergencies.
Power cuts in a housing company: preparation and what to do
A power cut can stop lifts, electric locks, water pumps and ventilation. How a housing company prepares, what residents do and what to check afterwards.
Fire safety in a housing company: what the law requires
Smoke alarms, escape routes, emergency access roads and the rescue plan: what the Rescue Act requires of a housing company and how to check it in practice.
Housing company risks and risk management: a guide for the board
Common housing company risks from the roof to contracts, the board's liability, and an annual model for identifying, assessing and managing risks.
Balconies in a housing company: what to check and who is responsible
A balcony is part of the building's structure and facade. What to check, who is responsible and why even a small crack should be investigated.
Electrical safety and distribution boards in a housing company
Dust, loose connections and growing loads can make a distribution board dangerous. What the law requires, what to monitor and who is allowed to do what.
Residents' observations: small signs before costly damage
Residents often notice a smell, a water stain or an odd noise first. How a housing company collects these reports, checks them early and avoids costly damage.
Water damage in a housing company: risks, prevention and liability
Water damage often develops unnoticed from joints, floor drains and wet rooms. Where it starts, how to prevent it and who is responsible for the damage.
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