A loss control survey is more than an insurance requirement. For condominium associations, it’s a chance to get an experienced, independent review of the property, from roofs and plumbing to fire protection, walkways, and maintenance records, before a small issue turns into a large claim.
In this article, Nishka Anderson, Vice President of Underwriting and Branch Manager, explains what insurers look for beyond the photographs, why deadlines aren’t starting dates, and how to document corrections so your insurer can verify them. She also lays out a practical plan for boards and property managers to turn survey recommendations into lasting improvements and keep more options open at renewal.