Services & capabilities
Residential and light-commercial general contracting across Philadelphia and the tri-state area. Every job starts with a clear, itemized quote.
General contracting
Residential and light-commercial GC work — permits, scheduling, and subs handled under one contract.
Kitchen & bath rehabs
Full rehabs and installs from demo to final coat — cabinetry, counters, tile, fixtures, and finish.
Flooring
LVP, hardwood, and tile installs, plus subfloor repair — done clean and done level.
Siding & exterior
Siding, exterior repairs, and weatherproofing built for Philadelphia rowhomes and rentals.
Painting & finish
Interior and exterior painting, drywall, patching, and trim — the finish the client sees every day.
Build-outs
Basement, garage, and light-commercial build-outs, coordinated around your opening date.
Rental unit turnovers
Make-readies between tenants, run the same way every time — paint, floors, fixtures, and a full clean, coordinated on your leasing timeline.
Move-out inspection
We walk the unit within a day of move-out, document condition against the lease, and scope the punch list.
Repairs & paint
Patch and touch up, or a full repaint. Floors, fixtures, doors, and trim — whatever the walkthrough found.
Deep clean
Full clean and a final walkthrough against our own punch list before it goes back to you.
Ready to list
Photo-ready, keys back in hand, on the timeline you need for the next tenant.
Recent turnovers
Studio, quick refresh
Paint touch-up, a deep clean, and a handful of minor repairs — nail holes, a sticking door, a loose towel bar. Back on the market the same week.
3-bed rowhome, full turnover
Full repaint, floor repair in two rooms, a fixture and hardware swap throughout, and a complete punch list. Done before the next lease started.
Post-tenant repair & paint
Drywall patch and a full repaint after a long tenancy, plus an appliance and fixture check. Listed the same week.
Have a portfolio to service?
Landlords and property managers: ask about recurring turnover service across your units.
Ask about turnovers