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OFF YOUR BOARD
Chasing four schedules
Sequencing between trades is handled before it reaches your calendar.
Assembling owner approvals
One scope and one number is far easier to get signed off than four bids.
Re-visits for missed items
The punch list belongs to one contact, so it does not come back to you.
What you gain
Fewer vacant days and a make-ready you can quote to an owner with confidence.
THE MAKE-READY
One scope covering the whole turnover.
Send the move-out date and the target listing date. What happens between them is CPR’s responsibility.
Cleanout & Haul-Away
Whatever the last tenant left, gone before the rest of the work is quoted.
Turn Painting
Consistent colours across units so a portfolio stays easy to maintain.
Punch List Repairs
The small items from your inspection report, closed out in one pass.
Final Cleanup
Interior and exterior reset so the unit shows as rentable, not recently vacated.
Rental Setup
The unit set up so the next tenant can move straight in on day one.
Listing Photography
Photos taken while the unit is spotless, so the listing can go live immediately.
See the full Rental Ready scope
WHERE THE DAYS GO
Most vacant days are scheduling, not work.
Waiting on quotes
Four trades means four site visits before anyone starts. One scope removes that entire round.
Gaps between trades
Paint cannot start until the unit is clear. When one team owns the order, the gaps close.
Photos booked late
A finished unit with no photos is still a vacant unit. Photography is part of the same schedule.
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