Rental property service
Ready for the next resident.
Coordinated renovation scopes that bring kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, fixtures, and finishing work together for a consistent unit handover.
Turnover scope
One organized interior refresh.
Vacant time matters. A well-defined scope helps property teams coordinate access, priorities, and the work needed before a unit returns to service.
Every property is different. JT Interior Construction Corp. reviews the unit conditions and brings related interior tasks into one practical plan.
For Toronto rental properties: owners should confirm whether current municipal rental-renovation requirements apply to work involving vacant possession.
KitchensCabinetry, countertops, backsplashes, fixtures, and finish coordination.
BathroomsTile, vanities, fixtures, paint, and related interior repairs.
Floors & wallsFlooring, drywall, preparation, painting, trim, and finishing.
Final detailsDoors, hardware, lighting coordination, caulking, and close-out items.
Prepare the request
Information that helps define a turnover.
A turnover date is useful, but it is not a confirmed construction schedule until the unit, scope, access, materials, and related requirements have been reviewed.
- Vacancy and handover dates: when access begins and when the unit is expected to return to leasing or resident use.
- Existing-condition record: room-by-room photos, damage notes, prior repairs, leaks, and items that must remain.
- Finish standard: approved flooring, paint colours, fixtures, hardware, cabinetry, and property-wide material standards.
- Building coordination: keys, elevators, loading areas, parking, disposal procedures, work-hour rules, and site contacts.
- Decision authority: who approves changes, materials, additional work, and final completion.