Walls and finishes that survive a rental cycle, not just a showing.

Yes, in most cases. Knockdown, orange peel and hand-troweled finishes can be matched closely enough that a patch does not read from normal viewing distance. Where a wall has been repaired many times or the texture is very irregular, skimming the full wall gives a better result than chasing a match patch by patch.

Yes, once the leak itself is resolved. We cut out the affected board rather than painting over a stain, check that the framing and insulation above are dry, replace and finish, and match the ceiling texture. If the source has not been fixed, we will say so — new board under an active leak fails the same way the old one did.

We document the product, sheen and color formula per property and keep it on file, so touch-ups months later match what is on the wall. For portfolios we recommend standardizing on one interior palette across buildings, which makes turnovers faster and means a single gallon can cover repairs anywhere on the property.

Yes. Turnover work is scheduled backward from the date the unit needs to be rentable, which allows time for drywall to be finished and dry before paint, and for the unit to air out afterward. Tell us the date the unit has to be ready and we build the sequence from it.