Property managers · Langley, BC
AI automation for Langley strata management companies.
Langley keeps building townhouses, especially in Willoughby, and every new complex eventually becomes somebody's strata to manage. That means a steady stream of developer handovers, first AGMs, and councils made up of neighbours who have never done this before. We are based in Langley too, and we build the systems that let your managers take on new complexes without drowning in setup work. The goal is simple: each new complex should take less of a manager's week than the last one did.
Taking over from the developer.
When a developer hands a new complex to its owners, the strata manager inherits a stack of documents: plans, warranties, contracts, insurance, and the first budget. Then comes the first AGM, with its notice, agenda, and proxies. A system can build the handover checklist, track what has arrived and what is missing, and draft the AGM package from your templates, so onboarding a new complex follows the same steps every time. Owners get a welcome package with the bylaws, contacts, and how to report a problem, before their first question reaches your inbox.
Townhouse complexes are their own kind of work.
A townhouse strata is mostly outside: roofs, decks, fences, landscaping, and limited common property that owners want to change. Alteration requests, landscaping complaints, and seasonal contracts make up much of the volume. We build intake that handles alteration requests against the bylaws, routes landscaping and exterior issues to the right contractor, and tracks the approvals council needs to give. Owners get a clear answer and a reason, and the decision is on file when the next owner asks for the same thing.
Two municipalities, one portfolio.
Langley City and the Township of Langley are separate municipalities with their own rules, contacts, and permit processes. A firm managing across both keeps those differences in someone's head. A system can attach the right municipal details to every property, so a new hire does not have to learn which side of the line a complex sits on. Tax notices, utility questions, and permit contacts all point to the right office from the start.
Common questions.
Our councils change every year. Does the system need retraining?
No. Council members are just contacts with roles. When a new council is elected, you update the list and the system routes approvals and updates to the new people. Outgoing members' access is removed the same day, which matters when owner information is involved.
We are growing by a complex or two a year. Is that enough to justify this?
Often yes, because onboarding is the heaviest month of any strata's life. Making it repeatable means each new complex costs less manager time than the one before.
Can we meet in person?
Easily. We are in Langley too, so discovery can happen at your office, and we can sit with the manager who handled the last handover and see what it really took.
What if it does not work?
The guarantee is simple: we add one full-time role of capacity within 90 days, or we keep working until we do.
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The next step
Find out what this looks like in your business.
One call. We talk through the operation and tell you honestly whether there is enough money on the table to be worth it. Read about how we work or see where we work, including property managers and businesses in Langley.