Welcome Home: Congratulations on Your New Journey at Kazmir Condominiums
Congratulations on the purchase of your new home at Kazmir Condominiums! This significant milestone marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in your life, and we are thrilled to have you as part of our community.
At Kazmir Condominiums, we take pride in being a family business with a deep commitment to the communities we build. Our design-forward approach brings value to every aspect of your living experience, ensuring that your new home is not just a place to live but a place to thrive.
Design-Forward Communities: Translating Value
Kazmir Condominiums is synonymous with innovative design and exceptional quality. Our designforward philosophy ensures that every detail of your new home is thoughtfully crafted to enhance your living experience. From architectural elements to interior finishes, we strive to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and sustainable.
Our commitment to translating value is reflected in the quality of materials used, the energy-efficient systems installed, and the smart home technologies integrated into each unit.
As a family business, we understand the importance of creating spaces that foster a sense of belonging and community. We believe that a home is more than just a physical structure; it is a place where memories are made, relationships are nurtured, and lives are enriched. We take pride in exceeding expectations. From our thoughtfully designed amenity spaces to our vibrant landscaping, we are dedicated to creating a welcoming environment where you can feel at home and connect with your neighbours.
Homeownership is an exciting and rewarding experience. However, we would like to emphasize that it also comes with ongoing responsibilities. By taking the time to properly care for your home, it will continue to look its best and function efficiently for many years to come.
HOMEOWNER INFORMATION GUIDE
SNAILE MAIL
Snaile Mail is a secure, smart parcel locker system located in the lobby. These contactless lockers provide a convenient and automated solution for receiving all inbound deliveries. The system is fully equipped with a touchscreen and a bank-grade keypad to ensure secure and user-friendly access.
GARBAGE CHUTE
The garbage chute is centrally located in the corridor of each floor. For the consideration of other residents, please use the chute only between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
These items must be taken to designated disposal areas. If you are unsure of their locations or need guidance on how to properly dispose of hazardous waste, please contact the Property Management Office.
SECURITY
Video cameras are located throughout the garage, main entrance vestibule, and other public entry points of the building. All owners are required to provide Property Management with the names of all residents and tenants.
If there is a change in suite occupancy, Property Management must be notified to update both the front entrance directory and the enter-phone system. You will need your FOB key to access the building. Guests may gain access via the enter-phone system. Residents must report any suspicious individuals on the property to management or staff.
Please note: Visitors are not permitted to access common areas or facilities unless accompanied by an owner or occupant.
ELEVATOR BOOKING
Please notify the Property Management Team of your move-in date, as well as any scheduled deliveries, as early as possible. This helps prevent scheduling conflicts, as multiple move-ins may occur daily.
We recommend that movers and delivery personnel take all cardboard and packaging materials with them. Otherwise, you are responsible for breaking down boxes and placing them in the recycling area on the ground level.
COMMON ELEMENTS
Condominium Common Elements in a condominium are shared areas within the complex that are jointly owned by all unit owners. These areas are not included in the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) process. The warranty coverage of your home applies only to the interior boundaries of your unit.
Any concerns regarding the Common Elements should be reported to
FIRST SERVICE RESIDENTIAL
Property Management. After the condominium is registered, the Board of Directors assumes responsibility for overseeing and addressing issues related to the Common Elements.
Typical Common Elements include:
• Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing distribution systems
• Elevators, corridors, and stairwells
• Roof assembly and building envelope (e.g., exterior brick, concrete panels, window panels)
• Parking garage structure
• Shared amenities such as the party lounge, landscaped areas, and building entrance
In summary, Common Elements refer to all areas outside the vertical and horizontal boundaries of each residential or commercial unit.
Property Management takes direction from the Condominium Corporation’s Board of Directors and is directly responsible for the maintenance, appearance, and general upkeep of all Common Elements.
HOMEOWNER INFORMATION GUIDE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF COMMON ELEMENTS
Exclusive Use of Common Elements refer to areas within the condominium, such as balconies, patios, and/or private terraces, that are designated for the sole use of the unit owners. These areas are reserved exclusively for their benefit.
The Corporation and its agents have the right to access both Common Elements and Exclusive Use Common Elements through your suite to conduct business related to the Corporation’s operations.
SAFETY OF EXCLUSIVE USE OF COMMON ELEMENTS
• No combustible goods, propane, or natural gas tanks should be stored in your suite.
• Outdoor cooking or barbecues are not permitted on balconies. BBQs are only permitted on designated terraces equipped with a natural gas line, as outlined in the condo disclosure. Propane tanks are strictly prohibited.
• Please secure outdoor items safely to prevent them from being blown off during high winds.
• No owner or occupant is allowed to add access doors or additional/alternate locks to their front entry.
HOMEOWNERS ALTERATION POLICY
No changes or alterations can be made to the interior or exterior of the building or Common Elements. This includes your exterior door(s), balcony, terrace, landscaping, and patio areas.
HOMEOWNERS’ ALTERATIONS TO UNITS PRIOR TO TURNOVER:
Homeowners are permitted to make the following cosmetic changes to their units prior to turnover and the election of the Condominium Board of Directors:
• Installation of a wireless security system
• Installation of closet organizers
• Painting and wallpaper
• Window coverings
HOMEOWNERS’ ALTERATIONS TO UNITS AFTER TURNOVER:
Any alterations beyond the listed cosmetic changes must await the turnover and election of the Board of Directors. Once the Board is in place, homeowners must submit a written request and provide a copy of the proposed plans to the Property Manager, addressed to the Board of Directors. No alterations may commence without written approval.
To ensure compliance with the City of Toronto Building Department and Ministry of Labour requirements, all work must be conducted within individual suites and cannot be performed in Common Areas such as corridors, hallways, stairwells, sidewalks, balconies, terraces, or parking spaces.
The use of the elevator by contractors must be arranged through the Property Manager. If any damage occurs to the Common Areas, the cost of repairs will be the homeowner’s responsibility. Finally, all work must be carried out in compliance with the City of Toronto noise bylaws, particularly regarding work hours and noise levels.
CUSTOMER CARE
We are committed to providing you, the homeowner, with the best product and service. The role of Customer Care is to assist and coordinate any outstanding service issues or concerns you may have regarding workmanship and materials within your suite.
PROCEDURE FOR WARRANTY SERVICE
The following steps outline when a homeowner can submit a warranty service request:
1. Warranty Requests within 40 Days of Possession
Homeowners can submit a warranty request at any time during the first 40 days after the date of possession. To submit a warranty request for items documented during the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) that remain unresolved or for any new warranted deficiencies, homeowners must use Tarion’s Initial Form.
2 Year-End Warranty Request
Around 11 months after possession, homeowners are entitled to submit a Year-End Form via Tarion’s website to address any additional defects.
It is important that all in-suite warrantable repair requests after occupancy be submitted in writing. You may email a copy of your request to: kazmirservice@lormelhomes.com. If we do not receive a written list of problem areas, we cannot respond. Therefore, please ensure that you provide us with your list to help us ensure your satisfaction.
For more information on warranty clarification and timelines, please visit the Tarion Warranty Corporation website at: www.tarion.com.
WARRANTY PROVISIONS UNDER THE ONTARIO NEW HOME WARRANTY PLAN ACT
The following are the warranty provisions under the Ontario New Home Warranty Act, for your information and review. This warranty is included with your home, and it’s important to understand what is covered and what is not.
Vendor/Builder Warranty (1 Year from Possession):
The builder warrants that, for one year from the date of possession, the home:
• Is constructed in accordance with Ontario’s Building Code
• Is fit for habitation
• Is free from defects in workmanship and materials
Builder Warranty (2 Years from
Possession):
The builder warrants, for two years from possession, against:
• Defects in electrical, plumbing, and heating delivery and distribution systems
• Defects in materials and/or workmanship that result in the detachment or deterioration of exterior cladding
• Violations of the Ontario Building Code that affect health and safety
Builder Warranty (7 Years from Possession):
The builder warrants, for seven years from possession, that the home is free of major structural defects
A major structural defect is defined as:
• Any defect in material or workmanship that results in the failure of a load-bearing part of the home
• Defects in work or materials that materially and adversely affect the use of a significant portion of the home
EXCLUSIONS (NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY):
The warranty does not cover the following:
• Normal wear and tear
• Secondary damage caused by defects, such as property damage or personal injury
• Damage resulting from improper maintenance
• Defects in materials, design, and workmanship supplied or installed by the homeowner
• Damage caused by dampness or condensation due to failure to maintain adequate ventilation
• Alterations, deletions, or additions made by the homeowner, which may void the warranty
• Damage resulting from an act of God
• Damage caused by municipal services or other utilities
• Normal shrinkage of materials caused by drying after completion
• Aesthetic surface defects in workmanship and materials that were specified and accepted in writing by the homeowner at the date of possession
DRYWALL WARRANTY COVERAGE:
One (1) year from the date of occupancy for defects in material and installation only.
Defects Covered by the Builder Warranty Include:
• Blemishes in the drywall that are visible when viewed from 1800mm away under natural daylight conditions.
• Drywall surfaces that show ridges or depressions greater than 6mm in a 1200mm section of the wall.
Conditions Not Covered by the Builder Warranty:
• Slight imperfections in drywall, such as minor seams in ceilings reacting to normal shrinkage and settlement of materials.
• Framing underneath the drywall may twist slightly as a result of the drying out process of the studs and drywall compound. Since these results are from normal shrinkage, they are not covered under the Builder’s Warranty.
• Small cracks and nail pops that may appear due to the drying out process of studs and drywall compound. These are considered normal shrinkage and are not warrantable. However, as a courtesy, we will patch these areas at year-end.
INTERIOR DOORS AND WOOD TRIM WARRANTY COVERAGE:
One (1) year from the date of occupancy for defects in material and installation.
Interior doors can shift out of alignment due to changes in humidity and temperature. For example, humid summers can cause doors to expand and swell, while dry winters may cause them to contract and shrink. Sometimes, an adjustment is necessary and is covered under the Warranty.
Warrantable Circumstances Include:
• Interior doors that warp, bow, cup, or twist greater than 6mm will be adjusted.
• Interior doors that do not open and close in a reasonable and normal manner.
• Laminated doors with separated veneers. These will be repaired by regluing the veneers.
• Interior door locks that do not latch in a reasonably acceptable manner.
• Normal shrinkage and settlement can affect the wood trim around interior doors.
Conditions Not Covered By The Builder Warranty:
• Minor cracks (less than 3mm) will not be repaired.
• Slight separation of baseboards or quarter rounds from walls.
• Slight separation of door and window casements from the wall.
• Damage caused after closing.
• Tarnishing or spotting of hardware fixtures caused by exposure to oxygen in the air.
HEATING SYSTEM WARRANTY COVERAGE:
Two (2) years from the date of occupancy.
The Builder warrants the heating system for a period of 2 years, provided no alterations or additions have been made to the system (e.g., installing an electronic air cleaner or central humidifiers by yourself or your contractor).
If the heating system is not supplying heat to your home, please follow these steps:
1. Check the circuit breaker at the electrical panel and reset it if necessary.
2. Ensure the thermostat is set to the heat position.
3. Check the filter to make sure it is clean.
If the issue persists, please contact our Customer Care Department during business hours. If the problem occurs after business hours, please contact Property Management.
We recommend that the heating/cooling system filter be changed or cleaned every 2 to 3 months. This ensures proper airflow from the fan motor, reducing dust circulation. A dirty filter can cause the unit to operate improperly, leading to decreased system efficiency, higher energy costs, and a shorter lifespan for the system.
Please ensure that all air registers or air returns are not obstructed by furniture.
Lastly, remember never to leave your home without heat during extended absences in the winter season.
VENTLESS DRYERS
A ventless dryer has been installed in your suite. This type of dryer collects condensed water during operation. The condensation container, located at the top of the unit, must be drained after each use to ensure proper functionality and to prevent water overflow.
HOMEOWNER INFORMATION GUIDE
HUMIDITY AND CONDENSATION
A common issue in new homes is the build-up of condensation, especially during the winter months. Proper ventilation is essential to manage and reduce moisture levels.
To help control humidity:
• Use bathroom exhaust fans and kitchen range hoods to remove moist air and direct it outside.
• Maintain proper humidity levels, ideally between 30%–50%, to avoid excessive moisture.
• High humidity can lead to ice buildup on windows and contribute to other moisture-related damage.
The regular use of your exhaust fans will help maintain a healthy indoor environment and minimize the potential for condensation-related issues.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WARRANTY COVERAGE:
Two (2) years from the date of occupancy.
The Builder warrants the electrical system in your home for a period of 2 years, provided no alterations or additions have been made by the homeowner or any independent contractor.
The electrical system is defined as the original wiring and components installed by the Builder. Important:
• The warranty only covers original wiring issues resulting from defects in materials or installation.
• Any modifications—such as installing dimmer switches or ceiling fans—will void the warranty
If you experience a power outage:
• First, check the circuit breaker panel and reset any tripped breakers.
• Determine whether the issue is isolated to your unit or if it may be affecting the larger community.
SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS
Smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, where applicable, have been installed and hardwired into your home’s electrical system.
Maintenance Tips:
• Vacuum the openings of the detectors regularly to remove dust and debris.
• Test each detector once a month by pressing the test button to ensure it’s working properly.
GFCI OUTLETS (GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER)
GFCI outlets are designed to reduce the risk of electrical shock and are commonly installed in areas with water exposure, such as bathrooms and kitchens. In your home, all bathroom outlets are connected to a single GFCI.
To Reset a GFCI Outlet:
1. Press the reset button located on the face of the outlet.
2. If the outlet still doesn’t function, check the breaker panel and reset the corresponding circuit if needed.
SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Sprinkler heads have been installed throughout your suite as part of the building’s fire protection system.
Important Safety Guidelines:
• Be cautious around sprinkler heads, especially when moving furniture
• Do not hang anything from the sprinkler heads.
• Do not paint the sprinkler heads.
Sprinkler heads are heat-sensitive and will automatically activate when exposed to a high enough temperature. Each sprinkler head contains a small component (either a glass bulb or metal solder) that detaches at a specific temperature, allowing water to discharge. Tampering with or damaging sprinkler heads may result in accidental water discharge and property damage.
PLUMBING WARRANTY COVERAGE:
• Two (2) years from the date of occupancy for interior plumbing lines.
• One (1) year from the date of occupancy for plumbing fixtures, including faucets.
For warranty coverage beyond these periods, please contact the fixture manufacturer directly.
Please Note:
Any alterations or additions made to the plumbing system by the homeowner or an independent contractor will void the warranty.
What to Do in the Event of a Leak:
• Immediately turn off the water supply at the fixture’s shut-off valve, if applicable, or at the main supply line.
• Stop using the affected shower, tub, toilet, or sink.
• Contact the Customer Care Department or Property Management as soon as possible.
• If the issue occurs after business hours, contact the appropriate emergency service, but do not continue using the affected fixture.
Maintenance Reminders:
• Leaks caused by normal shrinkage or settlement of grout or caulking around showers and tubs are considered homeowner maintenance items and are not covered by the Builder’s Warranty (unless noted as defective on the Pre-Delivery Inspection).
Water-Saving Toilets:
In accordance with provincial regulations, your home is equipped with water-saving toilets designed to use significantly less water per flush. If you experience flushing issues:
• Hold the flush lever down for a longer duration to allow the full amount of water to flow through and clear the bowl.
VINYL FLOORING WARRANTY COVERAGE
Vinyl flooring is covered under warranty for a period of one (1) year from the date of occupancy This warranty applies to defects in materials and installation only.
VINYL FLOORING DO’S AND DON’TS
FLOOR CARE DO’S
Clean Up Spills Immediately
Vinyl flooring is highly resilient and easy to maintain. However, spills should be cleaned up immediately to prevent staining or discoloration. Liquids left sitting on the surface for too long can result in permanent watermarks or discoloration.
Use Gentle, Non-Abrasive Cleaners
When cleaning your vinyl floors, use a neutral, non-abrasive cleaning product specifically designed for vinyl. These products maintain the floor’s integrity and appearance without leaving behind residue or causing damage.
Keep Floors Dry at All Times
Avoid excessive moisture. Never soak or drench your vinyl floors, as this can lead to the edges curling or buckling and may weaken the adhesive underneath. Always dry your floors thoroughly and address any signs of water damage immediately.
VINYL FLOORING DO’S AND DON’TS
FLOOR CARE DON’TS
Do Not Use Harsh or Abrasive Cleaners
Avoid using vinegar, ammonia-based products, or “mop-and-shine” solutions. These can leave a film on your floor’s surface or damage the finish. Never use wax polish on vinyl flooring.
Do Not Expose Vinyl to Direct Sunlight
Extended exposure to direct sunlight can cause your vinyl flooring to fade over time. Use curtains or blinds to block harsh UV rays and protect your floors from discoloration.
Important:
Warranty coverage does not apply to damages caused by improper floor maintenance, including misuse of cleaning products or failure to protect the flooring from water and sunlight exposure.
TILE FLOORING - CERAMIC OR PORCELAIN
Your tile flooring is covered under warranty for one (1) year from the date of occupancy. This warranty includes defects and material installation only.
Please note that minor shrinkage cracks in grout joints may occur over time due to the natural settling of your home. Cracks that appear in the grout of tub or shower enclosure wall tiles are considered the homeowner’s responsibility. Regular maintenance is important—if left unaddressed, cracks can lead to water leakage and potentially cause damage to the ceiling below.
Important:
According to the warranty terms of the Tarion Warranty Corporation, any damaged tile flooring that is not reported during the Pre-Delivery Inspection—or before moving in personal belongings on the day of occupancy—will not be covered under the Builder’s Warranty.
Routine Cleaning & Maintenance
Due to their low porosity, Silestone® surfaces are highly resistant to household marks and stains.
It is important to identify the difference between deposits or residues that are hard to remove and a real stain. A lot of people believe their surface is stained when they are just using the wrong product or method to clean. To avoid difficult stains, clean your Silestone surface daily.
Cosentino recommends you use Vim Actifizz® multi-purpose spray (leave it for 2 two minutes) to clean its Silestone® surfaces. If you do not have this product, the best alternative is to simply use warm water and a small quantity of neutral soap such as Dawn® Dish Soap with a clean microfiber cloth. Then you should finish off by rinsing the surface with plenty of water and drying it with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Do not use any wax or polishing products on your Silestone countertop.
Trick: Remember that microfiber cloths should never be washed with fabric softener as it may leave a deposit and affect the appearance of your countertop.
General Precautions
As with any natural stone, certain exposure to heat may cause cracks due to thermal shock. Although Silestone is extremely scr a tc h a n d h e a t resi s t a nt , w e r e c o m m e n d p r o t e c t i n g y o u r Silestone surface by using a hot pad or trivet for heat protection. Hot pans, pots or small electrical appliances should not be used directly on top of your Silestone surface as this can damage the surface. Additionally it is recommended that a cutting board be used to protect the material & surface from scratch. Do not slide non-finished dishware or clay pots on your Silestone surfaces.
Silestone® Care & Maintenance
Advanced Cleaning
DEPOSITS AND OTHER STUCK-ON MATERIALS (FOOD, GUM, METAL MARKS FROM POTS OR BLADES, RUST, NAIL POLISH, ETC.).
These deposits can be scraped away with a plastic putty knife or 1’’ blade, and any marks left can be easily removed with Vim Actifizz®, Bar Keepers Friend® (cream) or warm soapy water. Rinse with water to wash away the residue, and your surface is good as new.
Note: Metal deposits may resemble scratches, but they are residue from the metal rubbing against the surface and can easily be removed.
GREASE DEPOSITS.
First, carefully wash your surface with Vim Actifizz® with a clean cloth or a non-scratch sponge or wet microfiber cloth until it disappears. Repeat the process if necessary. For thicker residues, use 70% rubbing alcohol. Rinse with a generous amount of water and dry the area with a clean microfiber cloth.
LIMESCALE OR WATER DEPOSITS.
Always dry your surface especially when you have hard water or use a water softening system. Use Allen’s Lemon Cleaning Vinegar® and a damp sponge. Use a brand new 1’’ blade to scrape any residue. Repeat the process if necessary. Rinse with plenty of water and dry using a soft and clean microfiber cloth.
SILICONE DEPOSITS.
First, carefully wash your surface with Vim Actifizz® with a clean cloth or a non-scratch sponge or wet microfiber cloth until it disappears. Repeat the process if necessary. For thicker residues, use 70% rubbing alcohol and an unused 1’’ knife blade held horizontally and softly scrape the area. Finish with a clean microfiber cloth and soapy water. Afterwards, rinse with plenty of water and dry with a dry, clean microfiber cloth.
Chemicals to Avoid
Avoid exposing your Silestone surface to strong chemicals and solvents. Items to avoid include: nail polish remover, permanent markers or inks, oil soaps, and furniture cleaners or paint strippers that contain trichloroethane or methylene chloride. Also avoid exposing your Silestone surface to chemicals with high alkaline/PH levels, such as oven cleaners. Caution must be used for the following:
• Products containing oils or powders may leave a residue.
• Abrasive scrubs/cleaners, Magic Sponge® and non-approved cleaners may dull Silestone’s finish.
• Oven/grill cleaner may discolor Silestone and should be avoided.
• Exposure to extreme heat may damage Silestone’s finish.
• Do not use paint strippers, caustic soda, or products with a ph of more than 10.
CLEANING DIFFICULT STAINS.
• If a stain persists, contact your Home Depot Fabricator who supplied you with your Silestone countertop. Their assistance may be required.
Precautions
RESPONSE TO IMPACTS.
• One of the most notable features of Silestone is its high impact resistance. However, you should avoid any impacts in those areas that have been left weakened and exposed (sharp-pointed corners, non-beveled edges, thin edges, dishwasher and sink areas, etc.) due to the material fabrication.
DO NOT PLACE SILESTONE OUTDOORS OR IN PLACES WITH EXTREME UV LIGHTING.
• Over the years, the colour and shade of Silestone products may su er from the e ect of the sun’s rays.
DO NOT USE WATER REPELLENTS OR SEALANTS TO BRING OUT THE LUSTER.
• Once it has been installed, the sheen on Silestone is the natural luster of the product itself.
• Sealants and water repellents provide an artificial, ephemeral shine.
DO NOT USE BLEACH AND SOLVENT.
• Bathroom maintenance products or disinfecting wipes that contains chlorine.
• Do not use bleach for maintenance. When this
product remains on the surface for more than 12 hours, the surface may lose its sheen.
• Do not use chlorine-based products like trichloroethane (present in paint stripper).
• Do not use degreasing agents such as those used to clean ovens.
Welcome To Your New Home!
On behalf of Tasco Appliances, we would like to welcome you to your new home. Please note that all of your appliances are covered under a manufacturer service protection plan (see product manual for details). The protection plan begins on the first day of your occupancy. If you encounter an issue with your appliances, please contact Tasco Appliances customer service. For the best quality of service, please ensure to have your occupancy date, appliance model, and serial number ready.
Phone: 1-888-448-0326
Email: tascobuildercs@tasco.net
Reference Number: Your Suite Number:
*The manufacturer warranty does not cover damage caused due to misuse of products.
After the manufacturer warranty expires, you will be responsible for all parts and labour fees should your appliances breaks down. Our Tasco Service Protection Plan is here to save you from the worry and hassle. Our Extended Warranty coverage includes*:
• Preventative Maintenance Inspection.
• Food Spoilage Protection- Only if your freezer unit malfunctions.
• No Hidden Cost Of Deductibles.
• No Lemon Policy - If your product requires the same part to be repaired four times,
• Underwritten By An Insurance Company.
• Product Failure Due To Rust.
• Underwritten By An Insurance Company.
• Protection Against Power Surges.
• Parts And Labour Coverage.
• Repairs To Manufacturer’s Specification.
• Transferable From Owner To Owner.
• Renewable Service Plan.
Manufacturer Contact Info/Notes: CS00016846
Service Protection Plan
For more details about the Tasco Service Protection Plan terms, conditions, and prices, please contact us at;
Introducing Rogers Smart Community to Lormel Homes.
Lormel Homes and Rogers have partnered to provide you with a smarter living experience.
Rogers Smart Community features
With the 1VALET Resident App, you can take control of your new smart community building like never before.
Smart Entry System (Intercom)
Ditch your keys and help eliminate missed packages with our building Entry System.
Facial Entry (Opt-In only)
Resident App
Guest Video Calling
Virtual Concierge (2-Way)
Our Resident App puts everything residents need, all in one place. Unlock doors, verify guests, book amenities and more, all from your phone.
• Digital Access (Digital key card entry)
• Package Notifications
• Document Library
• Maintenance Requests
• Remote Unlock (Main Entry)
• Conversations & Announcements
• Guest Accounts for Visitors
• Service Marketplace
• Amenity Booking
• Door Lock Integration
Rogers in partnership with Lormel Homes.
• Up to 1 Gbps download speeds1
Fast and reliable Internet
• Reliable and fast Internet means everyone can be Online at the same time.
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• WiFi Satisfaction Guaranteed for coverage in every corner of your home.
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• Advanced WiFi security for worry-free protection.2
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• Activation and setup fee waived ($149 value)
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• Activation and setup fee waived ($149
To activate your service, contact our dedicated customer care team
1-855-759-5856
Select a language:
• English Press 1
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Select the nature of your call:
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Device,
Multiple Integration Options for Inverter/VRF
BACnet, Home and Building Automation, Voice Control, Smart Thermostat Control & More
Smart Control
• Compatible with both ducted and ductless HVAC systems in residential and commercial applications.
• Integration with any Home Automation/ BMS system via local and Cloud API.
• Communication port for BACnet/Modbus integration (BACnet MS/TP and IP).
• 12V DC relay output for auxiliary heat, which allows for lockout temperature (rebates available).
• Digital input for open window contact or occupancy sensors.
• 24/7 Smart diagnostics with reading of indoor unit warnings and errors.
• Smart thermostat integration (such as Nest, Honeywell and Ecobee) via Cloud – keeping Inverter/VRF features intact.
• Self-powered by external power supply provided in the box.
• Dual Wi-Fi capable: 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi connection.
Explore the Airzone Cloud App Demo 1. Power supply
24V thermostat connection
Aux heat output
Digital input
Modbus/BACnet port
Unit connection port
BACnet Modbus RTU Port
All zones on/off.
Temperature setpoint.
Operating mode.
24/7
remote diagnostics with Airtools
Remote error code readings & firmware updates.
Lockout Temperature
This customizable function prevents the heat pump from operating in inefficient outdoor conditions, such as extremely cold temperatures. The lockout can also be applied to auxiliary heat sources, disabling them at the set temperature once outdoor conditions are favorable for the heat pump.
HOMEOWNER INFORMATION GUIDE
PRE-MOVE-IN CHECKLIST
Legal
• Notify your solicitor of your occupancy date and schedule an appointment to finalize your documents.
• Ensure the Sales Office has the full name, phone number, and address of your solicitor.
Move-in
Date
• After completing your Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI), contact the management office to book your elevator. Note: It is recommended that you do not book the service elevator for the same day as your occupancy date, as key release times may vary.
Coordinating
the Move-In
• Contact your moving company as early as possible to confirm your move-in date and time.
• Make sure your movers are aware of both the start and end times of your elevator booking.
Insurance
• Contact your insurance provider to arrange for condominium homeowner insurance.
• Inform your agent of any upgrades you have made to your unit.
• Proof of insurance is required.
Schools
• If you have children, contact the relevant school board to register them.
• Toronto District School Board: (416) 397-3000
Utilities
• Contact your utility provider to cancel or transfer your current services.
• Suites are metered and billed individually through CARMA.
• CARMA Customer Service: 1-833-993-1212
Change of Address
• Notify Canada Post of your new address (allow 8–10 business days for processing).
• Send address update cards to friends and family.
• Update your address with the Ministry of Transportation for vehicle registration.
Your New Address
• 6 Chartwell Road, Suite #, Toronto, Ontario M8Z 4E8
Closing
• Once your suite has closed, keys will be available at the Kazmir Customer Care Office, located at: 6 Chartwell Road, Ground Floor
• Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
EMERGENCIES
Please report any of the following emergencies to the Property Manager immediately:
• Maintenance issues
• Loss of heat
• Leaks or flooding
• Complete power failure
• Broken suite entry lock
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES & ANNUAL IN-SUITE LIFE SAFETY INSPECTIONS
Fire Equipment & Roof Anchors
Once a year, the corporation conducts a mandatory inspection of all in-suite fire and life safety equipment. Residents will receive advance notice of the scheduled inspection from Property Management. If a resident is not home at the time of inspection, the Property Manager will coordinate with a security guard to provide access to the suite for the approved contractor. Any suite-specific deficiencies found during the inspection may be charged back to the resident accordingly.
Important:
Tampering with life safety equipment—either within your suite or anywhere in the building—is strictly prohibited. Doing so puts both you and your fellow residents at risk. Anyone found tampering may face formal charges and/or fines. Any resulting repair costs will be the responsibility of the unit owner. In addition, the corporation conducts an annual inspection of roof anchors. If your suite has access to a terrace with a roof anchor, a technician may need to pass through your unit. You will receive notice in advance from Property Management regarding this inspection.
HOME CONNECT
SMART HOME LIVING BY LORMEL
Powered by technology and driven by innovation, every suite at Kazmir Condos is equipped with Rogers, 1Valet, and Aidoo Pro smart apps to deliver a seamless smart living experience. These advanced platforms provide state-of-the-art applications such as Smart Door Locks, Smart Thermostats, Smart Building Entry, and more — all accessible with just a tap on your smartphone. How cool is that?
SMART FEATURES INCLUDE:
• Smart Suite Control
Gain control over your suite with ease — remotely manage door locks and thermostat settings, all through the intuitive mobile apps.
• Smart Door Lock
Stay safe and connected with smart door locks that allow keyless entry and real-time access management from your phone.
• Smart Phone App
Use your smartphone as your digital key. Control suite features such as locks and climate, anytime and anywhere.
• Smart Communication
Communicate easily with management, building staff, or guests through integrated messaging and video intercom features.
• Smart Internet
Enjoy lightning-fast internet powered by Rogers, ideal for streaming, remote work, smart devices, and more.
• Smart Thermostat
Control the temperature in your suite on the go - create personalized comfort while saving on energy costs.
Rogers, 1Valet, and Airdoo together form a next-generation smart home solution that seamlessly combines building services, security, and comfort — enhancing your daily life and maximizing efficiency for property management.
With convenient features like keyless entry, thermostat control, amenity booking, visitor access, and realtime suite monitoring, residents of Kazmir Condos enjoy total peace of mind and 24/7 security — no matter where they are.
Never come back to a cold home again — monitor, adjust, and control your environment from anywhere. Save energy, enhance safety, and enjoy a truly smart lifestyle
AUTOMATED BUILDING ACCESS + SMART PARCEL LOCKER
Be sure to include your building address and unit number to ensure the parcel is delivered to you!
“Collection
Automated Entry Console Lets Carriers Inside the Building
Integrated with all major carriers, 1VALET’s Smart Entry System grants simple courier access simply by scanning the package, so delivery couriers can always get in when they need to. From there, they can access the Snaile parcel lockers found inside.
