
A building's exterior is subject to numerous inspection, maintenance, repair, and public-safety requirements.
Depending on the property, compliance can involve façades, parapets, sidewalks, exterior walls, balconies, terraces, roofs, retaining walls, and other exterior components.
BC360 manages these obligations from inspection through corrective work and final documentation.
Exterior defects can pose direct public-safety risks and may trigger mandatory repairs, protective measures, sidewalk sheds, permits, inspections, or agency filings.
Recurring inspection cycles also mean exterior compliance must be managed continuously rather than addressed only when deterioration becomes obvious.
Our façade and exterior compliance management may include:
BC360 connects inspections, consultants, contractors, permits, repair work, filings, and future inspection cycles into one exterior compliance program.
Buildings greater than six storeys must file a Facade Inspection Safety Program report each cycle. BC360 confirms whether the property is in scope, identifies its sub-cycle and filing window, and engages a qualified exterior wall inspector.
Unsafe conditions must be made safe immediately and repaired within a set timeframe. SWARMP conditions are safe now but require repair before the next cycle. BC360 tracks both, schedules the corrective work, and makes sure the next filing does not inherit an unresolved condition.
No. The annual parapet observation is a separate obligation with its own record-keeping requirement, and it applies to many buildings that are not in FISP scope. BC360 tracks both against the same property calendar.
Late or missing filings can carry civil penalties that accrue until the report is accepted. BC360 monitors the filing window from the start of the cycle and escalates well before the deadline, so a late filing is never the first sign of a problem.

Start with a BC360 portfolio review. We'll establish each property's compliance position and identify what needs attention.