Portland · Multifamily only · CCB #236640
Apartment turns and renovations. Portland. Multifamily only.
Built by property managers, owned by the crew. Send us a unit, we’ll walk it, and you’ll have an estimate back fast.
~30 turns a month 100+ owners since 2021 4.9 avg on 69 Google reviews 16 years
Turn ticket
Start where you are
Turn menu
The first question is always how much
So here it is, before you call. “From” is the starting price for a standard two-bedroom in reasonable shape.
Full paint, 2BR
2–3 daysfrom $1,900LVP flooring, 2BR
3–4 daysfrom $3,400Carpet replacement, 2BR
1 dayfrom $1,600Cabinet & countertop replacement
4–6 daysfrom $6,800Bath surround resurfacing
1 day · tenants can stayfrom $1,200Full turn, 2BR
7–10 daysfrom $8,500How a turn runs
Walk to keys back
Walk the unit
We meet you there, or let ourselves in with the code, and write down what the unit actually needs.
Estimate back fast
Within a few business days for standard turns. Bigger scopes get a walk first, then a number.
Schedule and confirm
You get a start date and a finish date, and we tell you before either one moves.
Regular photo updates
Photos at the milestones that matter, so you can answer the owner without driving out.
Punch list and keys back
You walk it with us or send your list; anything that’s not right, we come back.
Vendor packet
Everything your office needs to add us
COI, W-9, CCB #236640, insurance limits, a sample scope and a sample invoice — in one file your AP team can file today.
Recent work
What owners say
Three portfolios, in their words
“A reliable solution when my crew has too much work. Consistent, professional, no excuses.”Dan O’Neill · owner, 500 apartment units
“Always at reasonable prices with great execution and speed. 45 full apartment renovations completed.”Arie van Gemeren · multifamily investor
“Bee has done a superb job remodeling and handling our apartment turnovers, saving us time to focus on growing the portfolio.”Wes Mahler · Mahler Family Holdings
4.9 average on 69 Google reviews, September 2026.
Send us a unit.
Address, a few photos, and when it goes vacant. We’ll come back with an estimate — and if the job isn’t worth doing, we’ll say that too.