04Housing & managed property

Unit turnovers & housing improvements

Turnovers between tenants, from a light refresh to a full strip-out, planned against the date the next tenant moves in.

An empty unit earns nothing, and the next tenant already has a move-in date. So we plan a turnover’s schedule as carefully as its finishes, and hold the same standard from one unit to the next, so you know what you are getting each time.

In a shared building we think about the neighbours too: the elevator, the corridor, and which days the noisy work happens.

What it includes

Full strip-outs and rebuilds
Kitchens and bathrooms
Flooring, paint and finishes
Repeatable scopes across several units
Elevator and corridor bookings with building management

Good to have ready before we talk

How many units, and when each one needs to be ready
Your standard finishes, if you have them
Building rules for elevators, noise and working hours

Who it is for

Housing providers, property managers, landlords and owners turning over suites in occupied buildings.

How we approach it

Taking a unit back to the slab first makes the rest of the job predictable — what is behind the walls stops being a guess. Demolition and delivery days are grouped together, so the elevator and the corridors are tied up for as few days as possible.

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: a white apartment kitchen with stainless steel appliances. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an empty apartment with a white kitchen beside the living area. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an empty apartment living room with new flooring and the kitchen behind. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an apartment hallway with new plank flooring leading to the kitchen. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an apartment kitchen with an island, part way through renovation. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: a kitchen with maple cabinets and a dark countertop being installed. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an empty room with new plank flooring being laid. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an empty, freshly finished living room with a large window. — Illustration

Illustration, not a photograph of our work: an empty bedroom with sliding closet doors and new flooring. — Illustration

Work that shows it

Full unit renovations & turnovers Vancouver, British Columbia

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Common questions

Can you turn over several units to the same standard?

Yes. Scopes are written once and repeated, so every unit comes back to the same finish and you know what you are getting each time.

Do you work in occupied apartment buildings?

Yes. Elevator and corridor bookings are arranged with building management, and demolition and delivery days are grouped so shared spaces are tied up on as few days as possible.

Which areas do you work in?

All of Metro Vancouver — Vancouver, the North Shore, Burnaby and New Westminster, the Tri-Cities, Richmond and Delta, Surrey, White Rock and Langley, and Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. Our office is in Burnaby.

Are you insured and registered with WorkSafeBC?

Yes. Rewall Construction Ltd. carries liability insurance with a $5,000,000 limit (policy 4002050560) and is a registered employer with WorkSafeBC (account 201356647).

How do I get started?

Send an enquiry from the contact page with a few lines about the property and what you have in mind — photos help — or call 778 656 0554. Nothing you send commits you to anything.