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Simplified Reference
unit description form
In compliance with the new Build 141 regulation, syndicated condominiums are now required to obtain a certified appraisal every 5 years. If you prefer, you can fill out our user-friendly unit description form yourself, or for an even easier experience, our team at DigitalBackup.ca can come to your home and perform a 3D scan while filling out the form for you. This option ensures a smooth appraisal experience while keeping you in full compliance with the law. Don’t let the appraisal process become overwhelming – let DigitalBackup.ca simplify it for you.
Bill 141: Quebec's new law affects all condo owners
In compliance with Quebec’s Bill 141, stay ahead of the curve by getting an accurate and reliable evaluation from certified professionals. Save time and money with our state-of-the-art technology, ensuring your condo is insured for its actual reconstruction cost. Contact us now for a seamless pre-appraisal experience.
No guess work
Condo owners seeking to comply with Quebec law 141 need to fill out an accurate reference unit description form. Using 3D technology we digitize your space and provide your evaluator with the most accurate information.
Faster appointments
As of 2021, all condo owners must have their home evaluated every 5 years. This has lead to incredible demand. We work with all Quebec's top certified evaluation companies. Our enhanced pre-evaluation process guarantees a faster and more accurate evaluations.
Future proof
Law 141 requires a new evaluation every 5 years, we insure the same scans and measurments remain available indefinitly making your next apointment easier than ever. Schedule your appointment years in advance for a smoother process.
Our services
Reference Unit Form
Say goodbye to the stress of filling out complex evaluation forms, and let us take care of it for you.
Streamlined appointments
Effortlessly schedule your home evaluation appointment with our simplified form-filling process.
Accurate measurements
Get precise and accurate floor plans with our cutting-edge 3D scanning technology.
Easy recall of details
Evaluators can easily recall details of the home with our 3D scans, reducing the risk of forgetting important details.
insurance Protection
Use your 3D scan as proof of your investment in case of theft or fire and justify insurance claims
investment protection
Protect your investment in case of property damages with a detailed permanent record of your home.
With the implementation of Bill 141, Quebec's Civil Code has undergone significant changes in...
The Quebec government, in partnership with professional construction associations, has launched the...
If you own a divided co-ownership property in Quebec, it's important to understand the recent amendments to the Civil Code of Québec regarding insurance obligations. The changes require co-owners to take out liability insurance, specify the rules for self-insurance funds, and establish new duties for compensation and claims in the event of property damage. In this article, we'll provide a summary of the key changes and their implications for co-owners and insurance companies.
As of April 15, 2021, the Civil Code of Québec has been amended by Bill 141 with respect to divided co-ownership insurance. One of the key measures of this law requires a mandatory evaluation of the property by a certified appraiser every five years.
Home evaluations are a crucial part of homeownership. They help determine the true value of your home, which is essential in ensuring that you have the right amount of insurance coverage in case of a major fire or partial loss.
In recent years, the home evaluation process has undergone a significant transformation. The Quebec government has put into place a law requiring all condo and condominium owners to hire a professional evaluator to determine the value of their home.