• If you have an water/plumbing emergency,  contact  Seabreeze.  

• If you are an owner, contact Seabreeze to submit a request for water shutoff.

• If you are a renter your request must be submitted by owner of the unit.

Owner instructions

1. Contact your plumber of choice to determine availability on their end - P51 uses SV Plumbing as they gain familiarity with our system, however any plumber who is licensed and insured will do.

   1. If the plumbing job is anything to do with the Vertical/Horizontal pipes that are common to your stack, and not the pipes directly within your unit where the clog is, the HOA will pay for it (billing / reimbursement process unclear still).

2. Contact the Property Management company to start up a work order, and determine slot availability based on the availability of the plumber. 

3. Have them put you in touch with Victor.

4. Work with Victor to find a date.

5. Meet with Victor and the plumber to shut down the water.

Note:

• Please don't post Victor's number.

• Please don't spam Victor repeatedly for updates, provide him some time to respond or he'll have dozens of you multiplied with emails he needs to wade through.

• The water shutoff date must be far enough out to give your stack ample notice of the water shutdown. 

• Typically shutdowns are between 9AM - 4PM (it may not take the whole maintenance window but it's established from an expectation perspective)

• Any work that takes longer than the 4PM may result in penalties per the CC&R

• One-offs will be posted through the door notices on each affected unit. They will not be posted on the maintenance portal.