Services
Turnovers
Cosmetic updates and repairs for agents, landlords and sellers
Walls, Paint:
Drywall repair/installation
Priming
Interior Paint
Exterior Paint
Ceiling paint
Plaster repair
Texture matching
Trim, Doors, Windows
Repair/replace trim, baseboard, window frames, sills
Caulk and match paint on repaired areas
Adjust sticking interior doors, hinges, strike plates
Tighten or replace knobs, handles
Minor carpentry adjustments: secure loose trim or fixtures, tighten cabinet hinges, drawer slides, etc.
Caulking/sealing visible joints and gaps on trim, tubs, fixtures, etc.
Exterior: Siding, fascia, gutters
Deep Clean:
Full deep clean includes all baseboards, trim, door casings, windows (inner glass), sills, interior + exterior cabinets, microwave, counter tops, floors, sinks:
Add Ons:
Fridge
Oven/stovetop
*includes interior, exterior, appliance pulled out and cleaned around, behind and underneath
Bathroom deep clean
*includes toilet, shower, tub, drains, glass doors
*Cleaning services are cosmetic only and do not include mold remediation, hazardous materials or duct cleaning
Fixtures:
Install/replace light fixtures, faucets, towel bars/ toilet paper holders, switches, outlets, cover plates
Ceiling fan replacement
Appliance replacement
Hang mirrors, picture frames, TV mounts etc.
Flooring:
LVP
Hardwood
Carpet
Tile
General:
Final punch-list walkthrough
Job site protection and clean-up
Photo documentation
Move-in/market-ready condition
Renovation
Ideal for homeowners and property owners who want upgrades beyond cosmetic refreshes. Tiered assesments bridge the gap between fast turnovers and major remodels.
Tier 1: Essential Renovation
Targeted upgrades with clearly defined scope within existing layouts.
Tier 1 renovations focus on efficient, professional improvements that go beyond basic turnover and repair. Essential renovations replace what’s already there without altering layout or design elements. Work is executed to full trade standards using standard materials and existing configurations, with minimal design decisions required.
Typical Tier 1 projects include:
Single-room flooring replacement
Interior door or trim replacement in existing openings
Fixture and hardware upgrades (same locations)
Cabinet or appliance replacement without layout changes
Cosmetic drywall installation and repainting
Isolated carpentry or finish upgrades
Key characteristics:
One room or isolated areas
Limited coordination between trades
Minimal sequencing requirements
Clean, consistent, updated results
Tier 2: Enhanced Renovation
Visible transformation and improved function without changing the home’s layout or structure.
Tier 2 introduces intentional design, coordination, and refinement. These projects involve multiple interconnected upgrades where planning, sequencing, and visual cohesion matter. The goal shifts from replacement to improvement.
Typical Tier 2 projects include:
Multi-room flooring or finish upgrades
Bathroom or kitchen renovation within existing layout
Coordinated tile, trim, and fixture updates
Accent features or focal elements
Projects requiring multiple trades working in sequence
Key characteristics:
One to several connected spaces
Increased decision-making and planning
Integrated finishes across rooms
Noticeable functional and visual improvement
Tier 3: Custom Renovation
High-detail renovations driven by finish quality, material selection, and execution precision.
Tier 3 renovations prioritize detail, coordination, and material-driven execution. These are projects where complex sequencing, tolerances, alignment, and transitions are critical. The difference at this tier is not better work - it is more work per square foot.
Typical Tier 3 projects include:
High-finish bathrooms or kitchens
Specialty tile layouts or patterns
Custom trim, built-ins, or cabinetry
Integrated lighting or detailed electrical coordination
Key characteristics:
High decision density
Longer timelines due to sequencing
Elevated material sensitivity
Distinct, one-of-a-kind results
Remodeling / Construction
New spaces, structural changes, relocating systems, coordinated construction
Remodeling:
Typical remodels include:
Bathrooms with layout changes
Kitchens involving new plumbing and/or electrical
Converting laundry rooms, closets, powder rooms
Reconfiguring room flow and openings
Structural subfloor/ flooring replacement
Key characteristics:
Demolition and reconfiguration with coordinated sequencing
Changing and improving function of a space
Relocating or adding plumbing, electrical, or ventilation
Coordinating multiple trades
May require permitting
Construction:
Typical construction projects include:
Decks and exterior structures
Sheds and outbuildings
Fencing and site structures
Interior partitions, new rooms
Built-ins, architectural features
Structural framing
Key Characteristics:
Creating new structures or built elements that previously did not exist
Additions that extend or alter existing structure
May require permitting
Process and Pricing:
Renovation and construction projects are quoted individually following an on-site assessment of scope, materials, complexity and site conditions.
Preliminary plan, drawings, timeline and sequencing provided
Fixed price proposals based on defined range of work and project size
Changes to scope are handled through written change orders