Wall prep, coverage expectations, and cleanup protocols for consistent finishes across every unit.
Interior paint is one of the highest-impact services in a unit turn, it transforms the look and feel of the space faster than any other task. These standards define what a complete paint job includes, from initial wall preparation through final cleanup. The goal is a consistent, professional finish that eliminates callbacks, protects surfaces, and keeps the turn timeline on track.
Paint touches every room in the unit and directly affects inspection outcomes. When prep is skipped, stains bleed through. When overspray is not addressed, it creates rework for the cleaning team. When surfaces are not protected, it damages appliances and fixtures. A standardized paint scope sets clear expectations for prep time, coverage areas, and post-paint cleanup, keeping downstream services on schedule and preventing the callbacks that extend turn timelines.
What gets inspected, completed, and verified, organized by area.
Zero overspray on floors, fixtures, or windows. No paint drips on door handles or baseboards. The cleaning team walks into a unit that needs zero paint remediation.
Break-to-break coverage on every wall. Closets and shelving included. Behind-appliance walls painted. No visible patches, primer bleed-through, or missed spots.
Photo documentation of completed work uploaded before leaving. Virtual QC verification confirms coverage, cleanup, and surface protection before sign-off.
Rent Ready tracks paint scope by unit, including color specifications, add-on approvals, and before/after photo documentation. Add-on requests (texture repair, color changes, ceiling work) route through the platform for approval before work begins, keeping costs controlled and scope clear.
