Rental turnover and maintenance repairs
A rental turnover can involve several small repairs in different rooms. Send the unit list, photos, and target date so we can separate the required work from optional updates.
Separate turnover repairs from upgrades
Mark the items needed before the next tenant moves in and list optional improvements separately. Include photos taken after the unit is accessible, the parts on hand, and the person approving changes. Any work beyond the agreed list needs a separate scope and price.
Repairs to include on your list
Doors and windows
Fix a sticking door, replace worn hardware, or repair a torn window screen. A photo of the whole door or window helps show how the damaged part fits.
Drywall and painting
Repair a damaged wall or ceiling, blend the texture, and decide how much painting is needed. Patching and a finished painted surface are different scopes.
Plumbing
Replace a faucet, repair a toilet, or plan a vanity change using the existing bathroom or kitchen layout. Start with photos of the fixture and its connections.
Handyman services
Put the small repairs on one list. We handle door adjustments, drywall patches, cabinet hardware, mounting, and assembly jobs across the Seattle area.
What needs fixing?
Send your repair list, photos, and city or ZIP code. Include product links for any fixtures or parts you already have.