The Hurricane Ian restoration project is an ongoing effort by the condominium association to repair and restore the buildings and grounds that were damaged during Hurricane Ian. The project includes repairs to roofs, windows, sliding patio doors, doors, exterior stucco, landscaping, and other areas that were affected by the storm.

It is unlikely that residents will need to vacate their units during the restoration project, but there may be some disruptions to daily life as repairs are made. The condominium association will provide regular updates to residents about the progress of the project and any impacts on daily life.

The restoration project is being paid for by the condominium association's insurance policy, which covers damage from natural disasters like Hurricane Ian. However, the condominium association may need to make some additional investments to cover the full cost of the restoration project.

The roofing work is scheduled to start by June 1, 2023, and the current schedule has the roofing and other related scopes finishing by November 2023.

Residents can help with the restoration project by cooperating with the condominium association's requests and following any guidelines or instructions related to the project. Additionally, residents can help by reporting any issues or concerns related to the restoration project to the appropriate authorities.

The condominium association will provide regular updates to residents about the progress of the restoration project through a variety of channels, including email, newsletters, and website updates. Additionally, residents can reach out to the condominium association's management team with any questions or concerns related to the project.

Yes, residents may experience some disruptions to daily life during the restoration work. However, the condominium association will provide regular updates to residents about the progress of the project and any impacts on daily life.

Residents can prepare for the restoration work by ensuring that their personal property is secure and that any valuable items are stored in a safe place. Additionally, residents should follow any guidelines or instructions related to the project to ensure their safety and the safety of others.

It is unlikely that residents will need to cover any additional costs related to the restoration work, as the project is being paid for by the condominium association's insurance policy. However, the condominium association may need to make some additional investments to cover the full cost of the restoration project.

The restoration project is primarily focused on repairing and restoring the damage caused by Hurricane Ian. However, the condominium association may also take the opportunity to address any previous issues or concerns with the buildings during the restoration process. This may include making necessary upgrades or improvements to the buildings to ensure their safety and longevity. The condominium association will provide regular updates to residents about any additional work that may be conducted during the restoration project.

No

Expect 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, however, most cases it will be 7:30 am to 5 pm. No work will happen on Sunday and work on Saturday is reserved for make up days due to weather or some other unforeseen issue.

Minimal vibration if any but we always causation residents against potential vibrations.

Right in front of the buildings for the roofing portion of the loss.