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We are your local Wellington based body corporate management company. We know the city, we know the people, we know what makes Wellington special.

15/09/2026

With winter behind us, September is a good time for body corporates to inspect common property and identify any damage caused or revealed by the colder, wetter months.

A thorough spring inspection can help uncover maintenance issues early, before they develop into more costly problems. Here are some areas worth checking:

✅ Building exteriors: Look for cracks, peeling paint, damaged cladding, staining or other signs of moisture.
✅ Roofs and drainage: Check roofs, gutters, downpipes and drains for damage, leaks or blockages that may have appeared over winter.
✅ Paths and outdoor surfaces: Inspect paths, steps and paved areas for cracks, uneven surfaces, moss or slippery patches that could create a safety risk.
✅ Windows and doors: Check common-area windows and doors for damaged seals, leaks, draughts or hardware requiring attention.
✅ Lighting and security: Make sure common-area lighting, entry systems, gates and other security features are operating correctly.
✅ Trees and vegetation: Look for overgrown or damaged trees and plants that may be affecting buildings, fences, paths or power lines.

Once the inspection is complete, record any issues, prioritise urgent repairs and consider whether upcoming work needs to be included in the body corporate’s maintenance planning.

Regular inspections help protect the property, support informed budgeting and keep shared spaces safe and well maintained.

10/09/2026

Are your building’s shared accessways clear?

Hallways, stairwells and entrances can quickly become cluttered with personal belongings, deliveries, bicycles and other items.

Keeping these areas clear helps ensure safe and easy access for residents, visitors, contractors and emergency services. Here are a few practical reminders:

✅ Hallways and Stairwells: Avoid leaving shoes, furniture, rubbish or other belongings in shared walkways where they could create a trip hazard or obstruct access.

✅ Entrances and Fire Exits: Make sure building entrances, exit routes and fire doors remain clear and easily accessible at all times.

✅ Bicycles and Larger Items: Store bicycles, scooters and other bulky belongings in designated storage areas rather than shared corridors or accessways.

A little consideration in shared spaces can help keep your building tidy, accessible and safe for everyone.

25/08/2026

Good news! We’ve just published a new blog post on why encouraging residents to report maintenance issues early is so important in Body Corporate communities.

From small leaks to minor damage, issues can quickly escalate if they’re not reported and managed promptly. That’s why having clear, simple reporting processes in place is so important.

Read the full post on our website to learn more about early reporting and how effective management helps keep communities running smoothly.

https://www.cbcs.nz/encouraging-residents-to-report-maintenance-issues

17/08/2026

Not every decision will please everyone.

In Body Corporate living, decisions often affect multiple owners, each with different views, priorities, and expectations.

So it’s no surprise that people don’t always see things the same way.

The reality is, full agreement isn’t always possible. But decisions still need to be made with the wider community and the long-term interests of the property in mind.

This is where respectful discussion, clear communication, and being open to other perspectives can make a real difference.

A successful Body Corporate isn’t one where everyone agrees all the time. It’s one where people can work through differences, make informed decisions, and keep moving forward together.

Shared ownership means shared decision-making, and finding the right balance is simply part of the process.

12/08/2026

View our August 2026 BC Noticeboard - Quarterly Newsletter
- Welcome
- Important Notices & Reminders
- Encouraging Residents to Report Maintenance Issues
- Quick Tips: Managing Energy Use in Shared Areas
- Winter Maintenance Checklist
- Stay Connected: Get weekly updates on our page!

https://public2.bomamarketing.com/email/bLXl

06/08/2026

Body corporate committees play an important role in helping communities run smoothly.

While committee members come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, some of the most effective committees have a few things in common:

• They take a long-term view when making decisions
• They consider the interests of the wider community
• They come prepared and informed
• They communicate openly and respectfully
• They focus on finding practical solutions

Being a committee member isn't always easy, and it often involves balancing different perspectives and priorities.

A well-functioning committee can make a significant difference to the success of a body corporate and the experience of those who live and own within it.

A big thank you to the committee members who generously give their time to support their communities.

30/07/2026

Body corporate committees and owners are often asked to make decisions that can shape a building and community for years to come.

Sometimes it’s approving maintenance work. Other times it’s working through budgets or planning for future projects. And often, it’s decisions that aren’t as straightforward as they first appear.

That’s why having the right information in front of you really matters.

Taking the time to go through reports, understand recommendations, and ask the right questions can make a big difference in how confident those decisions feel.

Not every decision will be simple, and not every outcome will suit everyone. But when decisions are based on clear, accurate information, the results are usually stronger and more sustainable for the whole community.

Good information doesn’t make the decision for us, but it definitely helps us make better ones.

21/07/2026

Body corporate rules can sometimes feel restrictive or unnecessary, but they're designed to help communities live and manage shared property successfully.

In most cases, these rules are intended to:
• Help protect owners' investment and the long-term condition of the property
• Promote fairness between owners and occupiers
• Help minimise disputes, risks and avoidable costs
• Provide clarity around shared responsibilities

Without agreed rules in place, shared living can quickly become inconsistent and difficult to manage, particularly when it comes to maintenance, parking, noise, pets and alterations.

While they may not always be popular, body corporate rules help create consistency and set clear expectations for everyone involved.

If you've ever wondered why a particular rule exists, there's often a practical reason behind it. Many rules have been shaped by real-life situations and lessons learned over time. Understanding the "why" behind the rules can make them much easier to appreciate and follow.

Have you ever found that a body corporate rule made more sense once you understood the reason behind it?

14/07/2026

Energy use in shared spaces can increase significantly during colder months, particularly in buildings where lighting, heating, and ventilation systems are used more frequently.

Taking a few simple steps can help improve efficiency and support the ongoing management of Body Corporate costs. Here are a few practical things to keep in mind:

✅ Common Area Heating Settings: Where applicable, ensure heating in shared spaces is set appropriately for occupancy levels, rather than running continuously.

✅ Lighting Efficiency: Check that timers, sensors, and switches in common areas (such as car parks, stairwells, and entrances) are working effectively so lighting is only used when needed.

✅ Doors and Access Points: Encourage residents to ensure doors to heated common areas are not left open unnecessarily, helping to retain warmth inside the building.

Small adjustments across shared facilities and systems can make a meaningful difference to overall efficiency and operating costs.

07/07/2026

A quick reminder that our office will be closed this Friday, 10 July, for the Matariki public holiday.

Matariki marks the Māori New Year and is a special time in Aotearoa for remembrance, reflection, and renewal. It is a time to remember those who have passed, celebrate the present, and look ahead to the year to come.

We hope you’re able to enjoy the day in a way that feels right for you, whether that’s spending time with whānau, resting, reflecting, or simply taking some time to slow down.

Ngā mihi nui, and we wish you a safe and happy Matariki.✨

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Wellington
6011

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.cbcs.nz/

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