Each division has its own supervisor, its own equipment, its own certifications and its own quality standard. You deal with one point of contact, approve one scope, and receive one invoice. No second vendor enters the building — which is exactly why the schedule holds. See the full turnover process →
The division that holds the building and delivers the finished unit. Contracted janitorial keeps your common areas presenting the way your rents say they should, and our turnover crews are the last team to touch a unit before your leasing agent shows it.
Painting is the trade that most often breaks the turnover calendar. It doesn't break ours, because we do the drywall ourselves and sequence painters against the same unit record as every other division. Massachusetts lead-safe certified on pre-1978 housing.
Restore instead of replace — the fastest capital saving available inside a turnover. A restored carpet costs a fraction of a replaced one and finishes in a day, which is why this is the easiest conversation we have with an asset manager.
The division that closes the punch list nobody else wants to own. Carpentry, cabinets, doors, hardware and the hundred small items that individually are trivial and collectively are the reason a unit doesn't get shown — performed strictly within Massachusetts licensing boundaries.
Most property managers start with one and end up with the turnover. Send us a property and a unit count — we'll walk it and scope it at no cost.