New · Lease audits

Is your lease costing you more than it should?

Operating cost and CAM reconciliations are complex, and errors rarely favour the tenant. We review your lease and your landlord’s charges line by line to find overcharges and recover what you’re owed.

Confidential review. No obligation to proceed.
Who it’s for

Businesses that lease commercial space.

Retail, office and industrial tenants across Alberta and Saskatchewan who pay additional rent on top of base rent.

Paying CAM or operating costs

Year-end reconciliations arrive as a single number. We check how it was built.

Approaching a renewal

Know what your current lease is really costing before you commit to the next term.

Running several locations

Different landlords, different leases. We review them consistently, side by side.

Why Vertus

We know how these numbers are built — because managing buildings is what we do every day.

I
Insider knowledge
Our team prepares budgets and reconciliations for owners, so we know where errors hide.
II
Line by line
Every charge is checked against what your lease actually allows.
III
Independent
We only audit leases in buildings we don’t manage, so our advice is yours alone.
How it works

Four steps to a clear answer.

  1. I

    Share your documents

    Send your lease, any amendments and your latest year-end reconciliation.

  2. II

    We review

    Our team checks every charge against the terms of your lease.

  3. III

    Findings report

    A plain-language summary of any discrepancies and what may be recoverable.

  4. IV

    Recovery support

    If you choose to proceed, we help you raise the findings with your landlord.

Request a lease audit

Find out what you may be owed.

Tell us about your lease. A Vertus professional will reply within 1–3 business days to explain next steps.

DocumentsEmail your lease and reconciliation to info@vertuspm.com
ConfidentialYour documents are reviewed only by our team
Questions

Before you get started.

What do I need to provide?

Your lease, any amendments, and your most recent year-end operating cost or CAM reconciliation.

Will my landlord know?

The review is confidential. You decide whether, and how, to raise any findings with your landlord.

Is there any obligation?

No. You’ll see what we find first, then decide whether you’d like our help recovering it.