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Landlord Turnovers

Units ready between tenants, in one trip

Ridgeline Handyman helps Boise, Meridian, Eagle, and Nampa landlords work through the turnover punch list: patched walls, trim and doors that need attention, fixtures swapped, and furnished-unit assembly, all handled in one visit.

We know a vacant unit costs you every day it sits empty. That is why we group the small jobs together, give you an upfront quote before any work starts, and handle the leaky faucet or the ikea furniture assembly in the same trip as the light fixture installation, rather than sending you three different people on three different days.

Plumbing and electrical work stays within handyman scope: simple fixes like a faucet cartridge or a fixture swap. Anything that needs a licensed plumber or electrician, such as new circuits or main-line work, we will tell you up front. For scheduling, call (208) 555-0147 and ask about availability.

Ridgeline Handyman completing turnover punch-list repairs in a Boise rental unit between tenants

What We Handle Between Tenants

Turnover leaves a familiar list: a few drywall holes, a door that catches, a fixture that needs swapping. Ridgeline handles those everyday punch-list items in one trip, so the unit is ready for the next tenant without juggling several contractors. Fixing holes near a door frame or a door that won't close? Those are squarely in our scope.

  • Drywall patchesDoorknob dings, picture-hanger holes, and drywall patching boise jobs that need to be paint-ready.
  • Doors and trimDoor won't close fix boise work, plus trim and baseboard repairs that tenants tend to leave behind.
  • Fixture swapsLight fixtures, ceiling fans, and hardware replaced between tenants without a separate trip.
  • Blinds and hardwareBlind installs, cabinet pulls, and missing or loose hardware checked off the list.
  • Furnished-unit assemblyFurniture put together and placed for furnished rentals, so units show well from day one.
  • Minor plumbing and electricalSimple fixes within handyman scope. For new circuits or larger plumbing work, we'll tell you upfront that a licensed pro is needed.

How a Punch-List Visit Runs

Turnover work moves fast, so you should know exactly what happens next. Here is the simple path from your phone call to a finished unit, with no surprises along the way.

  1. 1

    Send us your list by phone

    Call (208) 555-0147 and read off the punch list: patches, doors, fixtures, assembly, and anything else left from the last tenant. Tell us the address and when the unit needs to be ready.

  2. 2

    Receive an upfront quote

    We price each task clearly before any work starts, so your budget is known ahead of time. Items that need a licensed plumber or electrician get flagged right away.

  3. 3

    Schedule one visit

    We aim to knock out the whole list in a single trip where practical, which saves you from coordinating several trades and multiple days.

  4. 4

    Complete the list and walk through it

    We work through each item, then go over the finished work with you before we leave. If something needs another look, we handle it while we're there.

Call (208) 555-0147 to schedule