Certified General Contractor · CGC1541183 · South Florida
Multifamily Renovations
Unit turns and building upgrades, phased around residents.
LSR renovates occupied and vacant multifamily properties, including unit interiors, common areas and building systems, phased to limit disruption to residents and operations.
Who it is for
- Multifamily owners
- Investors
- Property managers
- Associations
What LSR does
- Unit-turn renovations on a tracked per-unit schedule
- Common area and amenity renovations
- Phasing plans around occupied units
- Coordination with property management on access and notices
- Per-phase sign-off and punch list
Common project types
- Unit turns
- Interior repositioning
- Common area upgrades
- Exterior refresh programs
How the project runs
- 01
Site visit and review of existing conditions, drawings and reports
- 02
Written scope with assumptions, exclusions and pricing basis
- 03
Permitting and inspection plan where the work requires it
- 04
Milestone schedule with regular written progress updates
- 05
Written change orders, priced and approved before work proceeds
- 06
Punch list, final inspections and close-out documentation
Why it matters
In multifamily, every day a unit is offline has a cost. Phased, tracked renovation keeps units returning to service on a predictable schedule.
Tell us about the property.
Share the address, the scope you have in mind and any reports or drawings. LSR will follow up to schedule a site visit.
Scope, price, schedule and any warranty are defined only in a signed contract. Permit approval and inspection outcomes are determined by the authority having jurisdiction.