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Punch-List Repairs for Rental Units

A unit ninety percent done cannot be leased. We work the last items off the list one by one and walk it with you until nothing is left.

Punch-List Work

Almost ready is not ready. We work through every item and tell you when the list is empty.

Paint Touch-Ups

Scuffs and marks from the last trades touched up.

Caulking

Gaps at trim, counters and tubs caulked.

Hardware

Missing or loose hardware installed or tightened.

Trim

Loose or damaged trim pieces reset or replaced.

Doors

Doors adjusted to close and latch.

Final Walkthrough

The unit walked against your list, item by item, until nothing is left.

Why Property Managers Send Us Punch-List Repairs

Every Line Closed
The unit is handed back when the list is empty, not when it is nearly done.
Other Contractors' Lists Too
Send a punch list another contractor left and we will walk it and price it.
Your Inspection Checklist
Your property's move-in inspection checklist can be the scope.

Before the Punch List Gets Closed

Will it sit at ninety percent for another week?

No. It is handed back when the list is empty.

Will you take a list another contractor left?

Yes. We walk it and price it item by item.

How do I know it is really done?

We walk the list with you or your manager until nothing is left. Your move in inspection checklist can be the scope.

Punch Lists and the Month End Wave

A punch list still open on the 30th is a lease that does not start on the 1st. Leases end on the last day of the month, so turns arrive in a wave at month end. Send the list as soon as the main work is done. See the apartment turnover checklist.

Walkthroughs Scheduled 7 Days A Week

Close Out the Punch List

Send the list as it stands, even if another crew left it. We price what is left and finish it.

Send Your Punch List

Walking your punch list and pricing it is free. What is left gets a written price before the crew comes back.

How the Project Runs

  1. 1Send the punch list, or we build one at the walkthrough.
  2. 2Each item is priced on one scope.
  3. 3We work through the list item by item.
  4. 4We walk the list with you or your manager until nothing is left.

How we work

When we call a unit done

When nothing on the list is left open. We walk it item by item with you or your manager before the unit goes back to leasing, and we will take over a list another vendor started.

Punch-List Repairs Questions We Get Asked

Can you finish a list someone else started?

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Yes. Send it and we will walk it and price it.

What is usually on a turnover punch list?

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Paint touch-ups, caulking, loose hardware, trim pieces, door adjustments and missing fixtures.

Read the full cost guide

How do we know it is done?

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We walk the list with you or your manager, item by item.

What do new tenants complain about most in a turned unit?

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We have no survey that ranks it, but first-week complaints are about things a renter uses on day one: an interior door that won't catch, a closet door off its track, a loose towel bar, a cabinet door that sags, a patch that shows in afternoon light. Those are the items a punch list exists for, which is why we walk every one before handing a unit back.

How fast can a crew respond when a unit being shown has a repair issue?

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During business hours, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM every day, by booking rather than as an emergency call-out. Send the unit address, the problem and the showing time. A next-day visit is possible when the calendar has room, and small items like a door adjustment or a missing cover plate can be closed in that one visit.
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