Fob, elevator and syndicate rules in Montréal
Central boroughs are known for stacked-unit plexes — duplexes and triplexes, many with exterior staircases — while post-war bungalows and apartment towers are more common farther from the core. Montréal has a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb) with about 216 cm of average annual snowfall, so exterior doors and lock hardware face freeze-thaw cycles every winter. A condo or plex visit in Montréal starts at the door policy. Fob or key, elevator booking, loading-dock hours and where the car can sit all go on the plan before we bring supplies upstairs. Tower rules are not a surprise we invent on the landing. Inside, the work is sized for a smaller floor plate. Kitchen, bathrooms, accessible floors and reachable dusting still lead. Balcony glass and locker rooms stay off unless you add them.
What a condo visit covers
Fob access, elevator booking and syndicate hours in Montréal come before the mop. Inside, kitchens, bathrooms and floors follow the written list. Parking instructions belong in the same note as the rooms. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book
