Turnover cleaning, paint touch-up and punch-list work so units are ready to show and lease. Leases in Bryan–College Station follow the Texas A&M calendar, so most turnovers land in May and August. We help you get through that rush without hunting for extra crews.
Full empty-unit cleaning: kitchen and appliances, bathrooms, floors, cabinets, windows and blinds.
Touch-up and patch work on walls, trim and doors so the unit shows well.
The small repairs from your move-out inspection: hardware, blinds, caulking, minor drywall and fixtures.
Completion photos for every unit, so you can check the work without driving to the property.
Serving Bryan, College Station and nearby Brazos County communities.
Starting prices are shown for each service. Open the ones you need, answer what applies and your estimate adds up as you go. You see what is due when you book and what is due after the job, before you give us a card.
Full empty-unit cleaning. Price per unit.
Price per unit.
Added to the turn clean price for units that need extra work.
Price per turn.
Price per unit.
The small repairs from your move-out inspection. Price per unit.
Yes. Tell us your expected unit count for May and August and we'll line up crews ahead of time.
Yes. Every crew carries its own general liability insurance, and we handle certificates of insurance and vendor setup with your office.
Per unit, by unit size. Use the cost estimator on this page for turn cleans and add-ons like carpet cleaning and punch lists. We can also set standard pricing with your office so every turn is billed the same way.
We send the crew back to fix it at no extra charge.
Each completed turn is billed to your property under the per-unit pricing we set up with your office.
Pick a date and save your card in about two minutes, right from your phone. We confirm your price before any work starts. How payment works