Hamline-Midway Apartment Turnover helps property managers organize vacant-unit make-ready work around the actual condition of each apartment. Instead of treating every move-out the same, the turnover scope should identify repairs, paint, flooring, cleanout, bathroom items, finish carpentry, and final punch work before the next resident moves in.
This services hub connects the main turnover workstreams so a property team can review each service separately, then combine them into one approved unit scope when appropriate.
Core Make-Ready Services
Apartment Turnover
Full vacant-unit coordination from initial condition review through repairs, finish work, cleaning, and final punch-list handoff.
Make-Ready Services
Repair and finish work organized around the leasing deadline, property standard, and condition of each unit.
Interior Painting
Wall preparation, patching, repainting, touchups, and finish checks for vacant apartments.
Drywall Repair
Repair nail holes, impact damage, corners, cutouts, failed tape, and other wall defects before painting.
Flooring Replacement
Removal, subfloor checks, replacement planning, transitions, and protection of new flooring during turnover work.
Unit Cleanout & Trash-Out
Remove approved abandoned contents and debris so repair crews can access the full unit and the property team can see the actual condition.
Light Carpentry Repairs
Minor non-structural repairs to doors, trim, baseboards, shelving, hardware, and other make-ready items.
Bathroom Turnover Repairs
Make-ready work for bathroom walls, trim, caulk, hardware, and finish items, with plumbing or electrical issues separated for the appropriate trade.
How the Turnover Process Works
1. Walk and document the unit
Start with photos, condition notes, the target ready date, and the property standard. Identify urgent repairs, cosmetic items, and work that may need another trade.
2. Build one clear scope
Group compatible work so the property manager can see what is included, excluded, pending approval, or waiting on material.
3. Sequence the work
Cleanout and demolition happen before finish work. Drywall and carpentry repairs should precede final painting. Flooring and final cleaning should be protected from later work.
4. Track progress by unit
For multiple turnovers, use the unit number and target ready date as the organizing point.
5. Complete a punch walk
Before handoff, compare the completed unit with the approved scope and document remaining details.
Built for Property Managers and Multifamily Teams
Property teams need repeatable communication, unit-by-unit tracking, dependable scopes, and a clear closeout point. For multiple units, send the property name, unit numbers, target ready dates, and priority order.
Provider, scope, schedule, pricing, and availability must be confirmed before work is booked.
Request Apartment Turnover Pricing
Send the property address, unit number, vacancy status, target ready date, and the services you need.