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Owners corporations · Australia

Plinth finds yours — and shows you the levy that moves it.

Harbour Court · 60 lots · built 2010

Its year is

2032

On the levy it charges today, the reserve goes under — and keeps going, to $290k short at the worst of it, as the lifts, façade and roof all fall due together.

02032
Works over 15 years
$4.2m
Lowest the fund gets
−$290k
Levy that holds it
$344k/yr

Why it happens

01

It goes stale immediately

Costs escalate, works get deferred, quotes come in over estimate. The PDF doesn’t move — by the next review it can be years wrong.

02

No live fund tracking

A document can’t show actual spend against forecast, or warn you the fund is sliding toward a shortfall.

03

No link to the works

The forecast never connects to the jobs actually done, so it can’t correct itself when reality diverges.

We recommend that costs and sinking fund calculations be updated every 3 to 4 years… visual inspection… this report is not a certification, a warranty or guarantee.
— from a major quantity surveyor’s own maintenance plan, describing its product.

How it works

01Plan

An independent maintenance plan and reserve forecast, built on published cost data.

02Track

It stays current all year — fund position, works coming due, escalation.

03Deliver

When works fall due we can run them. Competitively tendered, arm’s length, no kickback.

What’s in it

Every long-life asset in the building — roof, façade, lifts, fire systems — with what it costs today and how often it comes round.

edit any line · it recomputes live

Price

$750

A year, per account — your first building included. Each building after is $350.

consulting $175/hr · works project management priced on the works

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