Major Ongoing Construction Project

The 180 unit mid-rise condominium building (Texas) in which I currently own two units is undergoing a major construction project to replace all of the window walls in the building. The project is expected to take over one year to complete. Very soon, the project will reach the unit in which my spouse and I live as permanent residents. My unit also contains an office space in which I run my four companies. My spouse and I manage the companies from an office in our unit. We were told that we must vacant the unit soon and will not have access to the unit until the construction is completed within our unit. (This may take 3 -5 weeks.) Since my office, my company phones and corporate documents are all located in the unit, it will be difficult to manage my businesses without having some access to my office during the construction period. I will move some of my office needs to my other unit in the building where will reside during the construction, but need would like to be able to access my office during non-construction times in the evening and on weekends to check company voicemail, get files I may need... My question: Can the board of directors of the condo association lock me out of my unit with no access for 3 - 5 weeks?

James

Where did the 3-5 week time frame come from? Seems like a long time frame for any given unit.

forward your phones to another phone (your cell perhaps)
Other then files, which can be moved, there isn't much more that should be needed as email should be able to be checked anywhere you have an internet connection.

Liability wise, yes, I think that they can lock you out of your unit (as it will be a construction zone).