Maintenance in occupied communities
Resident communication, access, quiet hours, protection and clean work areas are part of the scope. Explain how notices, keys, escorts and completion verification should be handled.
Recurring and project-based services
Requests may include painting, flooring, drywall, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, exterior repairs, amenity upgrades, turnovers and preventive programs.
Standardize portfolio expectations
For multiple communities, define service levels, pricing structure, photos, closeout notes, escalation contacts and invoicing requirements once, then add site-specific details.
Turn your scope into a focused contractor search.
Share the property, location, scope, budget and schedule once. DMV Commercial Pros uses those details to route the request by trade and service area.
Start a project request →What project teams ask
Can I submit unit-turn work?
Yes. Include typical unit types, expected volume, finish standards and turnaround targets.
Do you support HOA and condominium properties?
Yes. Describe board approvals, resident communication and common-element responsibilities.
Can one request cover multiple communities?
Yes. List locations, service frequency and whether centralized or local coordination is preferred.