After a significant water leak incident in a small Upper East Side co-op, the board implemented measures including regular apartment inspections, double-checking renovations, and installing water sensors in each apartment to prevent future damage, with the installation process being quick and cost-effective.
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Preventing a Leak Repeat
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The Problem: Water Waste
Monitoring helps a Jersey City co-op curb usage — and cut costs.
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Glenridge Mews Gets a Raincoat
With a new rain screen, the co-op can withstand the elements.
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Sensors to the Rescue
Averting disaster with an early-warning system.
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Ultimate Scan: Robotic Machines Seek — and Find — Leaks
The new technology is fast, accurate and cheap.
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Find Ways To Keep Your Condo Building’s Insurance Costs Down
Do your insurance policies contradict each other?
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Problem Solved! Leak Challenges
When faced with leaks, what do you fix first?
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Leading the Way: Board President Peter Morello, 665 Thwaites Pl.
What do you do when your long-term projects come due?
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How Does a Preliminary Injunction Force a Shareholder's Hand?
An injunction can be a powerful tool for boards, but it may have unintended consequences.
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Co-op/Condo Board Strategy – Dealing with Shareholder Leaks
What unexpected issues might appear when dealing with a shareholder's leak problem?
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