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BC Emergency Repairs Checklist

A landlord checklist for BC emergency repairs: what counts, your emergency contact duty, the tenant's conditions and when you must reimburse.

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The first 5 of 13 steps

  1. Urgent.
  2. Necessary for health or safety, or to preserve or use the property.
  3. One of the listed repairs: major pipe or roof leaks, damaged or blocked water or sewer pipes or fixtures, the primary heating system, damaged access locks, or the electrical systems.
  4. Anything else is a regular repair, such as a broken dishwasher, a dripping tap or a stuck window.
  5. Post the emergency contact's name and phone number, or give it to each tenant in writing.

+8 more items in the full checklist

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