Make the priorities visible
Separate immediate work from future improvements. Share the unit or area list and the decisions your team needs to make.
For apartment owners and property teams
Apartment turnover contractors
in Denver, CO.
Get vacant-unit renovation work into a clear, repeatable scope. Metro works with apartment teams on unit turns, from the initial condition list to finish updates and the details needed before a unit is handed back.
A clear unit list. A finish standard to work toward.
Make the scope clear
One unit or a list.
Know what each needs.
A light finish update and a full kitchen-and-bath renovation need different plans. Sort the units by condition and scope before treating every turn as the same job.
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Finish updates between residents
Identify flooring, paint, trim and fixture priorities. Use an agreed finish standard so substitutions and decisions can be reviewed consistently.
Explore the possibilities 02Kitchens and bathrooms
Separate cabinet, counter, appliance and bathroom changes from surface work. Note plumbing or electrical changes for review rather than hiding them in a general punch list.
Explore the possibilities 03Multiple units with clear exceptions
Share unit numbers, layouts, photos and known differences. Flag exceptions so a repeatable base scope does not overlook unit-specific conditions.
Explore the possibilitiesExplore the possibilities
A consistent finish.
Ready for what comes next.
Compare the layouts, finishes and everyday uses that fit your project. Bring the details you like into the estimate conversation.
Working with Metro
Your property.
Your priorities.
Bring the people, spaces and operating needs into the same conversation. Define the work around the property you manage.
Account for people using the property
Discuss resident access, staff routines, notices and spaces that need to remain available before settling the work sequence.
Compare a defined scope
Review materials, allowances, access and exclusions together. Ask which decisions or property details are still needed for the proposal.
Working with Metro
From the first conversation
to a defined plan.
01
Send the unit roster
Include addresses, vacancy dates, layouts, condition photos and target handback priorities. Identify who can approve scope changes.
02
Agree on the finish standard
Review the base work, material selections and exceptions. Clarify access, staging, waste handling and how completed items will be checked.
03
Sequence work and handback
Discuss the order of units and trade dependencies. Record unfinished items and approval steps before promising the unit for a new move-in.
Denver planning and estimate details
Keep the property
in the plan.
For a Denver apartment property, send the full address and building or unit identifiers. Downtown loading, limited parking, elevator reservations and resident routes are practical estimate inputs when they apply to your building.
Denver provides a commercial and multifamily project-review resource. Check proposed construction changes against the relevant project guidance. Cosmetic work and a changed layout should not be assumed to have identical review needs.
Denver’s commercial and multifamily project resources- Condition and renovation depth
Document the starting condition and separate a surface refresh from a deeper interior renovation.
- Consistency and exceptions
Use a finish schedule for repeat work and record damaged or unusual units separately.
- Access and sequence
Vacancy, material staging and the order of units affect how the construction work can be organized.
A useful estimate names the work, assumptions, allowances and exclusions. Share the decisions that are still open.
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Questions worth
working through.
Bring these details into the first conversation so the proposed work matches your priorities.
Is this the same as apartment turnover cleaning?
This service focuses on construction and renovation work during a turn. Include cleaning or other vendors in the handoff plan, but do not assume standalone cleaning is included in Metro’s scope.
Can we use one scope for several units?
A base finish standard can help, with an exception list for each unit. Share layouts and condition photos so differences are reviewed before pricing.
Can you commit to our next move-in date?
Share the date and the work required. Access, materials, approvals and existing conditions need review before a construction schedule can be agreed.
What if residents remain in the units?
Occupied-unit work needs a different access and communication plan. Use the occupied-property renovation page and identify which units will remain in use.
The next useful step
Keep the whole
project connected.
Use the related service pages to compare the work you need. Share the exact property address to discuss coverage and the right local process.
Let’s talk about your project
Share the property.
Define the work.
Send the property details, area or unit list and operating constraints. Metro can review the proposed renovation with your team.
- Property address, unit list and floor plans
- Vacancy and target handback dates
- Finish standard and condition photos
- Site contact and change-approval contact