
Apartment unit turns
Unit refreshes, repair lists, finish updates, and turnover-driven renovation needs.

Apartment renovations
Metro helps apartment owners and management teams review unit work, common-area needs, finish expectations, repair priorities, access, and timing before an estimate moves forward.
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Unit turns, occupied apartments, hallways, common areas, access details, and budget priorities should be separated early.

Unit refreshes, repair lists, finish updates, and turnover-driven renovation needs.

Access, resident communication, work windows, and sequencing details for occupied apartments.

Corridors, entries, shared resident areas, and property-facing finish updates.
Completed work
Use these examples to think through the units, hallways, shared spaces, access needs, and photos to send.



Share the location, project type, affected areas, timing, and photos if you have them.
Metro reviews what needs to change, how the space is used, access needs, repairs, and finish expectations.
Must-haves, repair priorities, optional upgrades, timing, and budget-sensitive items are sorted early.
Metro follows up with the estimate, walkthrough, or missing details needed to move the project forward.
More Metro services for projects that involve multiple property areas, repairs, or renovation needs.
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"Brandon and his team are always quick to respond and specialize in communication, customer service, and professionalism."
"They have renovated over 40 apartments units over the last 3 years and we could not be happier."
Yes. Send the unit work, timing, access notes, photos, and finish expectations before the walkthrough or estimate conversation.
Send the community name, affected units or areas, desired timing, access notes, photos, and a short project description.
Yes. Apartment renovation requests can include units, hallways, lobbies, shared spaces, and other areas that affect residents or property operations.
Send the property location, unit or common-area scope, timeline, and photos if available so we can follow up about a walkthrough or estimate.