Turnover maintenance
Pre- and post-tenancy punch-list work to get a unit ready between tenants — a prioritized list, owner approval, a readiness checklist and evidence handed back to the owner.
- Cadence
- One-time
- Eligibility
- One-time per turnover; recurring across a portfolio by arrangement.
- How it begins
- Assessment & scoped quote — A pre-turnover assessment sets the punch list; the owner approves before work begins.
- Property types
- Rental unitsSmall residential buildings (when configured)
IllustrativeTypical scope
The work most requests include. Your exact scope is confirmed in writing before anything starts.
- A pre-turnover assessment of the unit
- A prioritized punch list for owner approval
- Scoped repairs and finishing on the approved list
- A readiness checklist, completion evidence and handoff record for the owner
Not included
Clear boundaries up front, so the quote and the invoice match — quoted or referred separately when needed.
- Cleaning — referred to a named Collective member, never silently bundled or subcontracted
- Regulated electrical, plumbing, gas or HVAC work
- Tenant-damage disputes or move-out accounting
What to have ready
Access dates between tenancies
The move-out condition and any known issues
Your priorities and budget guidance for the list
Cleaning may be referred to another named Skilled Trades Collective member but is never silently bundled or subcontracted. Regulated work is referred to an authorized party and recorded.
Give the property a record — not another loose note.
Tell us about the property or the issue. Northfield confirms scope, keeps the record, and you approve the work before it’s scheduled.
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