When issues arise, the right professional shows up.
Sentinel is not a contractor or engineering consultant. Through the Asset Protection Program, we coordinate qualified trades, engineers, and consultants when required, making sure the scope of work is aligned to the actual problem, not inflated emergency pricing or duplicated effort.
Right scope.
Sentinel diagnoses what's actually happening on site and defines a scope that matches the building's real condition, not a generic template.
Right professional.
Trades, engineers, or consultants are engaged based on what the issue actually requires. We don't send a structural engineer to a sealant problem.
Right oversight.
Sentinel stays involved through the work. We verify completion, document outcomes, and update the building record so nothing gets lost.
From issue identified to work completed.
Whether the issue surfaces during a quarterly inspection or between visits, every Sentinel response follows the same structured five steps so councils and managers always know what's happening and why.
Issue Identified
Documented through photos and inspection notes.
Risk Explained
Sentinel explains the problem, consequences, and urgency level.
Technical Coordination
The appropriate trades, engineers, or consultants are identified.
Clear Options Presented
Council receives clear repair options with scope and recommendations.
Work Completion
Sentinel can assist in coordinating the work and documenting the outcome.
From envelope sealing to structural assessment: the right professional, at the right time, against one building record.
We don't replace your trades. We make sure the right ones are doing the right work.
Maintenance Contractors
Perform repairs and maintenance when requested. Sentinel helps confirm they are qualified for the scope and verifies the outcome.
Engineers & Consultants
Provide technical reports, engineering assessments, and specialist analysis. Sentinel helps select experienced professionals familiar with multi-family systems.
Specialist Trades
Major restoration, structural, or building-envelope work is coordinated through Sentinel oversight to specialist contractors with the right credentials.
Most strata corporations carry the cost of translating between an inspector, a property manager, and three trades who never see each other's notes. Sentinel eliminates that translation layer.
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Your buildings are aging anyway.
Manage them on purpose.
Start with a single Initial Asset Assessment. See what proactive stewardship looks like on one of your buildings before you scale it across the portfolio.