Question 1

How fast can you respond when we have a unit ready to turn?

Accepted Answer

We respond to urgent items the same day or the next business day, so a vacant unit does not sit idle while you wait to hear back. For planned turns, just give us the move out date and we schedule the work to be ready when you need it.

Question 2

How do we get started and is there a cost for an estimate?

Accepted Answer

Reach out with the unit address and the scope you have in mind, and we provide a free written estimate before any work begins. There is no charge to walk the unit and no obligation to move forward.

Question 3

Can you handle turns across our whole portfolio with one point of contact?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You work with one point of contact and one licensed contractor for every unit and every trade, so you are not chasing separate vendors for paint, repairs, and finishes. We also consolidate billing into predictable invoicing across your portfolio.

Question 4

Are you licensed and insured to work in our buildings?

Accepted Answer

We are a licensed California general contractor, CSLB number 1150771, and we are bonded and insured. We are happy to provide our license and insurance details for your records before we start.

Question 5

Does a unit turn include plumbing work like faucets and disposals?

Accepted Answer

It can. Plumbing is delivered through our licensed partner, South County Plumbing Solutions, CSLB number 1107651, so faucet swaps, disposals, and supply line repairs are handled by a licensed plumber while everything else stays under our roof.

Question 6

How do we know what was actually done in each unit?

Accepted Answer

We document every job with before and after photos, so you have a clear record of the condition we received and the work we completed. That photo set is useful for security deposit decisions and for your own files.

Question 7

Can you keep up with steady turnover throughout the year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We handle recurring work order fulfillment, so once we understand your standards we can turn units on an ongoing basis without you rewriting the scope each time. We can also take one off turns whenever you need them.

Question 8

What is typically included in a standard unit turn?

Accepted Answer

A standard turn usually covers patch and paint, minor drywall and trim repairs, fixture and hardware replacement, and general make ready items. We confirm the exact scope in your written estimate so there are no surprises, and we coordinate any specialty trades as part of the same job.

Multifamily Unit Turns

About This Service

Key Benefits

Our Process

Move Out Walkthrough

Scope & Pricing

Coordinated Trades

Ready to Rent Handoff

Frequently Asked Questions

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