Madison has one of the busiest lease turnover seasons in the Midwest, with many leases around UW-Madison and downtown ending at the same time each August. Property managers often have just days to get units clean, repaired and painted for new tenants.
1. Plan Before the Rush
Booking your painting contractor well before turnover week secures crew availability. Share unit lists, floor plans and move-out dates early so the schedule can be built around them.
2. Standardize Colors and Products
Using one wall color and sheen across a building makes touch-ups invisible and keeps paint inventory simple. A durable, scrubbable eggshell holds up to tenant wear.
3. Repair Efficiently
Nail holes, anchor damage and dings from moving furniture are part of every turnover. Our crews patch as they go — see our drywall repair service.
4. Common Areas and Exteriors
Hallways, stairwells and entries shape a prospective tenant's first impression. Refreshing them between leases keeps a property competitive.
5. Partner With a Reliable Crew
Learn more about our commercial painting in Madison, WI, or contact us to set up a turnover schedule for your properties.