Strata depreciation report providers in BC

Apex Building Sciences is an Abbotsford building-envelope consultant serving strata owners, property managers and other construction clients. Its repair service covers drawings, specifications, field reviews, tender comparison and contract administration, with a separate general contractor doing the construction. Published report work includes condition assessments, reserve-fund studies, warranty reviews and second opinions. Diagnostics include infrared investigation and water-penetration testing. The company publishes an office phone and inquiry form; no general email was found on the checked pages.

APR Building Strategies & Reserve Planning offers depreciation reports and capital-reserve planning for BC strata corporations, with Alberta reserve-fund work described separately. Its depreciation service covers common-property condition and life expectancy alongside financial forecasts and funding strategies. The company also lists Building Envelope Condition Assessments, which address current exterior condition and maintenance needs rather than the whole-building reserve funding model. Ask which assessment or report is included in the proposed scope and who will prepare it. APR publishes a Vancouver locality and partial street address, a service phone and general email. The company does not publish a street number; confirm the appointment location and the report author's current qualifications.

Aqua-Coast provides building-enclosure consulting, design reviews and construction support for strata corporations and other building owners. Its testing scope includes moisture investigations, window and door watertightness tests, and thermal analysis. The asset-management service adds depreciation reports, maintenance manuals and envelope or roofing warranty reviews. The company publishes a Richmond office and states coverage across BC. Its role here is assessment and design advice, not the contractor carrying out envelope repairs.

AV Appraisals provides strata depreciation reports and insurance appraisals from Surrey. Its website distinguishes province-wide coverage for those services from the more local coverage of its market-value appraisal practice. Depreciation reports cover the inventory and future maintenance or replacement of strata assets and financial planning for the contingency reserve fund. Insurance appraisals address replacement cost rather than a property's sale value. Published strata property types include high- and low-rise condominiums, townhouses, bare-land and mixed-use properties. The company supplies a Surrey office address, phone and general email. Claimed appraisal designations and reporting standards are not treated as an independent check of the proposed report author's current qualifications.

AWQS Consulting provides depreciation reports, building-condition assessments, capital plans and construction cost consulting. Its strata-report service supports planning for common-property maintenance, repair and replacement, while the wider practice includes quantity surveying and construction take-offs. Its published scope is cost and planning work. Ask whether the proposed report requires a separate structural-engineering assessment. The company publishes a Vancouver locality, phone and Adrian Walsh email, but no office street address on its contact page. Councils should confirm property coverage, report-author qualifications and the inspection and financial scope before engagement.

BC Building Science provides building-envelope consulting, condition assessments and renewal planning. Its services include envelope field testing, warranty reviews, depreciation reports and maintenance plans. For repair projects, it describes preparing the scope and construction documents, then reviewing installation work. The company publishes Vancouver and Colwood offices. It is listed here as an assessment and design consultant, not a contractor performing the repairs.

Canadian Strata Fund Track Solutions offers depreciation reports and predictive-analysis tools for BC strata councils. The company says reports are prepared with Allester Engineering for professional sign-off. Confirm the report author's current standing before an engagement. The service combines common-asset inspection and funding scenarios with tools for council planning. Its wider Stratagize suite includes document management and request tracking. The company has removed direct phone and email details because of spam. New inquiries should use its secure contact form.

Clarity Appraisals provides strata depreciation reports and insurance replacement-cost appraisals from its Salmon Arm office. The depreciation service reviews building components, strata financial information and repair estimates, with budgeting advice and report reviews also available. Its website states coverage throughout BC. The company publishes a toll-free number and general email. It is a separate company from the similarly named Clarity Reserve Solutions/NLD listing in Burnaby, so their contacts and histories are not combined.

Clarity Reserve Solutions, also identified on its website as NLD Consulting, prepares depreciation reports and replacement-cost insurance valuations for strata corporations. Its published property types include townhouses, low-rise and high-rise buildings, bare-land stratas and mixed-use developments. Electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans are offered with electrical engineering partners. The website lists BC-wide regions and a Burnaby head office.

Coast Strata Services prepares depreciation reports and reserve-fund plans for strata corporations on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. It offers first reports and updates, invites council participation in site inspections, and describes reports for condominium, townhouse, bare-land, commercial and assisted-housing properties. Separate services include 2/5/10-year home-warranty reports and inspections of attics, balconies, windows and crawlspaces. Founder Eivin Hoy's company biography says the business acquired Bell Real Estate's depreciation-report portfolio; Bell remains a separate insurance-appraisal provider. Coast publishes an Esquimalt address, founder email and phone, and offers a sample report and no-obligation quote. Qualifications and the proposed report author's current standing remain to be checked independently.

D.R. Coell & Associates prepares depreciation reports and insurance replacement-cost appraisals from its Victoria office. Depreciation reports include common-component inventories, condition and useful-life estimates, repair costs and long-term funding scenarios. Insurance work includes inspection, demolition and debris-removal costs, and reconstruction considerations; it is separate from the firm's market-value practice. The company states BC and Alberta coverage for these reports and traces its business history to 1974. Its public office phone and quote form are used for inquiries.

DG Engineering is a Vancouver building envelope engineering firm working with stratas, property managers, developers and architects in the Lower Mainland, Sea to Sky and Sunshine Coast. Its services include building assessments, depreciation reports, rehabilitations, repairs, roof consulting and leak investigations.

Dream Home Group provides depreciation reports, reserve-fund planning and insurance replacement-cost appraisals for strata and condominium properties. Founder Brian Hill describes appraisal work since 1986 and dates Dream Home Appraisal's operation to 2000; those dates are company history, not a registration date. The firm publishes a Kelowna contact address, mobile phone and general email, and describes service throughout BC. Its reserve-planning page offers full-service reports or software with assistance for client-prepared plans. Councils should confirm who will prepare the report and their qualifications. The electrical-planning page seeks referral partners rather than offering an established in-house report service.

Egis's Canadian building services include reserve-fund studies, inspections, construction-quality reviews and building-envelope consulting. Its reserve studies combine physical asset assessment, future repair costs and financial funding recommendations for condominium and strata corporations. Building-quality consulting addresses inspections, testing and construction monitoring; the firm describes these as consulting services rather than repair installation. The Vancouver office is at 300-7 East 6th Avenue; its BC contact page offers an inquiry form. Councils should confirm the local report team, property coverage and proposed study scope.

ENGIPRO provides depreciation reports, building-condition assessments and warranty reviews for BC strata properties. Its electrical service combines an electrical planning report, EV-ready plan and opportunity assessment, with capacity and future-demand analysis. The company lists service communities across Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Sea-to-Sky and Vancouver Island. It publishes a Vancouver mailing address and a general inquiry contact.

Entuitive's condominium and strata consulting includes depreciation reports, reserve-fund studies, technical audits, warranty reviews and condition assessments. Its enclosure team investigates and designs renewal work for roofs, waterproofing, walls and glazing, and supplies field testing and construction-phase advice. Structural and forensic assessments support repair planning and technical disputes. These consulting services are separate from contractor installation or emergency cleanup. The company publishes a Vancouver office at 1075 West Georgia Street and identifies Mike Lembke as its building-envelope discipline lead and a Vancouver team leader. His published email is a named technical contact for inquiries.

Fraser Valley Appraisals is a Chilliwack appraisal firm covering residential, commercial, industrial and multi-family property. Its site says it also prepares replacement cost insurance appraisals and depreciation reports for strata corporations in the Fraser Valley.

Gerritsen Brooks Appraisals provides reserve-fund planning and real-estate valuation from the Comox Valley. Its company page lists strata depreciation reports and insurance replacement-cost reports separately from residential and commercial market appraisals. Reserve studies address asset inventories, expected repair or replacement timing, cost estimates and future reserve contributions. Insurance reports estimate rebuilding costs for coverage decisions rather than a property's sale value. The firm publishes Vancouver Island coverage, a service phone, general email and online report-order form, but does not publish an office street address on that page. Confirm the report author's current appraisal designations before an engagement.

Guardian Insurance Appraisals prepares insurance replacement-cost appraisals and depreciation reports for residential and commercial strata corporations and other property owners. Its published property types also include institutional and municipal buildings, agricultural improvements and recreational properties. The company describes BC-wide service, with a detailed Okanagan and Interior community list. Its Kelowna address is explicitly a virtual office and appointments should be arranged through the published phone or general email. The team's appraisal and reserve-planning designations are company claims; report-author standing has not been independently checked.

Ingleside Development Consulting offers strata depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies alongside its land-development consulting work. Its company page describes reports intended to budget for the repair, replacement and modernization of common property components. Its wider consulting work includes land-use planning, project feasibility, due diligence and construction management. The firm lists locations in Kelowna and Vancouver, with a shared service phone and a published email for John. It describes Okanagan and Vancouver coverage and experience with BC and Alberta projects. Councils should confirm property coverage, the proposed report author and the agreed physical and financial scope before appointment.

Integritas Strata Asset Services prepares depreciation reports and strata asset evaluations. The site describes a team with engineering, construction, building science and energy efficiency backgrounds and lists Kamloops, Vernon, Vancouver and Victoria.

Jackson & Associates is a Courtenay valuation and advisory firm offering strata depreciation reports and insurance replacement-cost appraisals. Its depreciation service includes a site review, common-asset inventory, repair and replacement forecasts, and funding models for council budgeting. Insurance valuations are a separate service from market-value appraisals used for sales or financing. The current dedicated depreciation page identifies Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast coverage, including Courtenay, Comox, Campbell River, Nanaimo and Port Alberni. The firm is a Verra Group Valuation affiliate; that affiliation is not treated as proof of an office in every affiliate city. Its quote email and Courtenay office are company-published.

James Dobney Inspections' commercial division provides property condition assessments and depreciation reports for commercial and strata buildings. Its published assessments review major systems and can cover structures, parking garages, cladding, roofs, mechanical equipment, interiors and other building components. Reports include budget estimates and anticipated repair or replacement timing, with reserve studies supporting capital-renewal planning. The company also offers residential home inspections, but those are distinct from this council-facing report service. It publishes a Metro Vancouver phone, a general inspection email and a Port Coquitlam mailing address, with an additional Abbotsford commercial contact. Named engineers and licences on its site remain company claims until current professional standing is independently checked.

JRS Engineering is a building-science consulting firm with BC offices in Burnaby and Victoria. Its existing-building services include evaluations, depreciation reports and capital planning, repair design, testing and diagnostics. The firm also consults on roofs, waterproofing and window systems. Its contact page provides office phones and an inquiry form; a general email was not published on the pages reviewed. Assessment and design work are kept separate from installation services.

Keller Engineering offers building investigations, envelope repair design and capital-planning work for condominium and strata properties. Its published services include depreciation reports, condition assessments, warranty assistance and construction review for occupied buildings. The company operates nationally but lists a Burnaby office and a separate Greater Vancouver phone, which are used here instead of an Ontario head-office contact. Broader Canadian services are not treated as evidence of province-wide BC coverage or as installation work.

Kent-Macpherson is a Kelowna appraisal and consulting firm with published depreciation-report and insurance-appraisal services. Its depreciation work addresses common-property inventories, expected maintenance and replacement costs, and contingency-reserve funding models. The company describes the report as a financial planning document, not a detailed technical audit. Insurance appraisals address replacement cost and are separate from its commercial market valuations, property-tax work and other advisory services. The firm says it was established in 1973; its registry record is reported separately. Councils can use the published Kelowna office phone or contact form to confirm property scope, travel and deliverables. Historical regulatory FAQs are not repeated as current legal advice.

McCuaig & Associates Engineering works on assessment, renovation and renewal of occupied residential, commercial and public buildings. Its published services include building-condition assessments, depreciation reports, enclosure investigations and remedial design. The firm also lists electrical-capacity reports and EV infrastructure design, alongside mechanical-system renewal and energy audits. Councils can use those scopes to distinguish a physical condition investigation from reserve funding or electrical-demand planning. The company publishes a Burnaby office under its Vancouver heading and a separate Victoria office. Design, tender assistance, contract administration, field review and commissioning are consulting services rather than installation contracts.

Merka Building Solutions provides strata depreciation reports and Electrical Planning Reports from North Vancouver. Depreciation work inventories common building components, reviews their condition and remaining life, estimates replacements and develops a long-term capital plan. Electrical studies review service capacity, existing distribution and demand, future electrification scenarios and potential upgrade costs. EV charging is included in capacity and load-management planning, but charger installation is not stated in the published scope. The company describes Metro Vancouver coverage and also publishes broader BC service language. Energy audits, carbon reporting and mechanical design are separate offerings. Confirm the proposed report author's qualifications and current standing before engagement.

Moyez Engineering lists building-condition investigations, enclosure analysis, structural engineering and depreciation reports for residential and commercial properties in the Lower Mainland. Assessment scopes cover structures, balconies, parkades, roofs and windows. Renewal-design services include cladding and roofing systems, waterproofing, seismic upgrades and concrete repair engineering, supported by tendering and contract administration. These are assessment and design services; contractor supervision does not make the firm the installation contractor. Its asset-management section separates reserve and capital planning from physical repair design. The company publishes a Burnaby office, general email and phone. Its website was unavailable at the last check; use the published phone or email for inquiries.

Norton Appraisals and Consulting provides insurance replacement-cost appraisals and depreciation reports for strata developments. Its website separates those services from mortgage and market-value appraisals and property-tax consulting. The firm describes Nelson, Kootenay and Southern Interior coverage, with residential and commercial strata options on its request form. Depreciation reports are advertised as available from 2026. The shared inquiry phone and email are used rather than individual appraisers' contacts; each report's assignment area and author designation should be confirmed directly.

OurCastle prepares depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies for strata councils, with component inventories, site inspections and long-range funding models. The company also offers asset-management planning, energy benchmarking and owner-side project coordination. Its liaison service explicitly does not replace the engineer designing the work or the contractor doing it. Nick Dolbilov is the published director and inquiry contact. The Vancouver office is by appointment, and the company states service across BC with on-site inspections.

Pacific Rim Appraisals prepares depreciation reports and insurance replacement-cost reports for strata corporations throughout BC. It offers the two reports together as a group report as well as separate services. The company also carries out market-value appraisals, which are a different service from insurance appraisals. Offices are published in Richmond, Victoria and Nanaimo. One company record covers all branches, using the Richmond phone and shared inquiry email.

Protocol EMC offers depreciation reports, Electrical Planning Reports and EV Ready Plans for strata councils and property managers in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its depreciation-report service covers common-property inventory, condition evaluation, maintenance information and financial forecasts. Electrical planning addresses current capacity, spare capacity and future demands such as EV charging and heat pumps; the EV Ready Plan is a separate charging-infrastructure planning service. It also prepares specifications for heating and cooling upgrades. The company publishes a general phone and email and offers a free, no-obligation proposal; installer work is not established by these planning pages.

RDH provides building-enclosure consulting and engineering for new and existing buildings. Its published services include investigations, condition assessments, repair and retrofit design, depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies. The firm also provides specifications, procurement support and field reviews. BC locations are published in Burnaby, Victoria and Courtenay. This record uses the Vancouver-area office contact and preserves assessment, design and report-author roles rather than treating consulting as repair contracting.

Reserve Plus offers depreciation reports for BC strata corporations as part of its national reserve-fund study service. Reports inventory common property, assess component condition and costs, and model long-term funding needs. The company bundles myRPlanner software with studies so councils and managers can update financial information during the report term. Its Electrical Planning Report page explicitly says Reserve Plus does not write EPRs: it coordinates external qualified authors alongside the depreciation report. The company publishes a national phone and email but the checked pages do not establish a BC office or branch.

RSK Strata Advisors prepares depreciation reports and capital reserve-fund studies for BC strata corporations under the BC Depreciation Reports website. Its report process describes a walk-through and inventory of major common-property assets, documented condition issues and funding analysis, including a company-developed reserve health index. Separate published services include electrical planning reports and EV-ready plans with capacity calculations, projected demand, upgrade-cost estimates and load-reduction recommendations. These are assessment and planning services, not charger installation. The current site publishes a Port Moody mailing contact, phone and email. Councils should confirm author qualifications, deliverables and fees before engagement.

Sciencefield prepares depreciation reports and building-asset planning advice for strata corporations. Its report service covers conventional, sectioned and phased stratas as well as bare-land properties and shared infrastructure. The company describes condition and capital-planning work for buildings in Victoria, Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and the Lower Mainland. It publishes a Victoria office and general inquiry contact. The depreciation-report role is supported by its service page; broader envelope installation is not inferred from the association heading.

Sense Engineering provides building-envelope evaluations, repair design and capital-planning services for existing buildings. Its published strata services include depreciation reports, condition assessments, warranty reviews and design or construction review for envelope and structural repairs. BC locations are listed in Victoria, Nanaimo, North Vancouver and Kelowna. The Victoria office phone is used here, with the company contact form available for inquiries. Consultant roles are kept separate from restoration contractors who carry out the work.

SR Engineering provides building-science consulting for residential, commercial and institutional properties, including work for strata corporations. Its services include enclosure and condition investigations, waterproofing design, roof inspections, warranty reviews and performance testing. Depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies use component condition, remaining life and replacement costs for maintenance and capital planning. The company also describes technical litigation support and construction field review. Litigation support consists of technical engineering opinions. Roof and waterproofing services focus on assessment, design and field review. The firm publishes a Richmond office, service phone and general email. Councils should confirm the proposed report author and scope for their building.

Strata Reserve Planning offers depreciation reports, insurance appraisals and ongoing reserve-planning tools for BC strata corporations. It publishes an inspection, funding-model and council draft-review process and describes a five-year support/software arrangement. Insurance replacement-cost appraisals are a separate service with an initial appraisal and annual updates under its published program. The company identifies itself as a division of Bramwell & Associates Realty Advisors Inc. and lists offices in Vancouver, Victoria and Vernon. The company says Electrical Planning Reports are provided through Innovative Power, separately from its own reserve-planning and appraisal work.

Summit Appraisal & Consulting provides depreciation reports for strata corporations in the BC Interior and insurance replacement-cost appraisals in the West Kootenay and Boundary regions. Its broader practice also handles residential and commercial market appraisals and consulting assignments. These services are kept distinct from insurance valuation. The company publishes a phone/text number and general email, and directs new appraisal requests to an online form. Its different geographic scopes are preserved rather than assuming province-wide coverage for every service.

Taycon Consulting is a Calgary-based reserve planning firm. In BC it prepares depreciation reports for residential and commercial strata corporations in the East Kootenay: Invermere, Radium, Golden, Kimberley, Cranbrook and Fernie.

The Recap Group repairs and maintains strata and commercial properties in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its published work includes waterproofing, deck and balcony membranes, envelope repairs, concrete work, interior painting, drywall and leak-damage repairs. It describes most work as in-house, with specialist trades brought in where needed. Councils can request a site visit and written scope through its contact page or published phone; active leaks receive priority. The website also lists depreciation reports and maintenance planning, but does not name the report preparer's professional qualification. Insurance and WorkSafeBC documents are offered on request, not independently checked here.

Unity Services Corporation is a strata maintenance consultancy whose site lists depreciation reports, maintenance planning, maintenance seminars, risk management consulting and project management. Its about page describes work in Nanaimo and central Vancouver Island.

WSP's Canadian residential services include building evaluation, repair and renewal consulting, capital planning and depreciation reports. Its condominium and strata assessment page describes component evaluations, warranty reviews, detailed deficiency reporting and reserve forecasts. Building-science consulting investigates leakage and deterioration and develops renewal solutions for enclosure systems. The company publishes a Vancouver office at 1000-840 Howe Street. The BC office page lists this Vancouver address but no public phone or general email. Use its contact page to ask which team handles your building. Engineering advice and insurance-claim support are separate from contractor work or replacement-cost appraisals.