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Resident Information

Peel Living Resident Guide

 

Property Management

 

Resident Inquiries

  • Contact your Resident Services Representative (RSR) for any customer or service inquiries you may have.
  • Your RSR is responsible for all customer service inquiries.
  • The RSR responds to resident inquiries in writing and by telephone, processes applications for transfers and income changes and initiates action under the Residential Tenancies Act, for lease infractions such as late rent payments and illegal activities.
  • RSR's report to our Senior RSR.

Note: Each RSR is responsible for about 1000 units and is not always able to answer each call. Please make sure to leave your name, phone number and a short message and the RSR will contact you within a maximum of 48 hours but often sooner.

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Building Operations

  • Property Manager (PM) - oversees the day-to-day management of the physical state of the building assigned to them including site staff (Superintendent, and at some sites, a Cleaner).The PM reports to the Manager of Residential Operations.
  • Superintendent - responsible for maintenance repairs of the building and to your home, verifies contractor work, forwards requests for parking changes to the RSR, posts notices and delivers mail to and from Peel Living.
  • Hours of Work - Superintendents work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday with one day off per week and every other weekend. Back up coverage is provided during a Superintendent's absence and after hours.
  • Maintenance Requests - Residents must fill out a Maintenance Request Form (available from your Superintendent) for all routine repairs or other work such as leaking taps, pest control and kitchen cupboard repairs.
  • Annual Unit Inspections - Resident units are inspected a minimum of once a year and necessary repairs noted and action taken.

    Notice of Entry
    Except in emergency situations, under the Residential Tenancies Act, Peel Living is required to give residents at least 24 hours notice to enter your unit to do repairs or inspections

  • Invoice for Damages - Residents will be invoiced for damages to the unit, building or property beyond normal wear and tear or through negligent acts. Any questions about a charged repair can be discussed with the Resident Services Representative at 905-453-4900.

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Revised: Monday April 20 2009

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