Start with the condition
Document visible damage, repeated maintenance issues, finish standards, appliance or fixture concerns, quantities, and any work that must be coordinated with other vendors.
Rental unit turnovers
Prepare the unit for what comes next.
Coordinate the repairs, finish work, and interior improvements required between tenancies through one organized scope.
01Vacant access
02Defined priorities
03Decision-ready closeout
Build a repeatable scope
For portfolios, consistent paint, flooring, hardware, fixtures, and approval thresholds can reduce decision time and make future turnovers easier to compare.
- Paint and drywall repairs
- Flooring and trim work
- Kitchen and bathroom updates
- Fixture and finish replacement
Protect the handoff
The final review should identify completed scope, remaining owner or vendor items, access devices, documentation, and any deficiencies that need an organized follow-up.
A documented process
Practical information
before promises.
Requested work, exclusions, assumptions, and owner responsibilities should be visible before authorization.
Concealed conditions and requested changes should be documented with their cost and schedule effect.
Completed work, deficiencies, documents, and follow-up items should be reviewed in an orderly way.
Start with the property
Send the details that shape the work.
Share the address, property type, rooms or units, visible conditions, desired result, occupancy, timing, budget context, and representative photographs.