Commercial

Keep units turning and residents happy

From flooring and interior refreshes on unit turns to roofing, gutters, and screen enclosures across the community, Rogue Works staffs multifamily work at the pace your occupancy calendar demands.

Turn schedules are deadlines, not suggestions

A late vendor on a unit turn costs you a move-in. Our 30+ field technicians and 18 fleet vehicles let us run multiple units and multiple properties at once, so a busy month doesn’t push your ready dates. One project manager coordinates the schedule with your site team, and your client portal keeps quotes, schedules, and invoices in one place, so status calls get shorter or disappear.

Community-wide work, resident-aware scheduling

Exterior projects in an occupied community are as much about communication as construction. We schedule around quiet hours and amenity use, keep work areas contained, and carry general liability and workers’ comp on every project, so your risk file stays clean.

What we do for multifamily

  • Flooring for unit turns: LVP, carpet, tile, and prep
  • Roofing repair and replacement across buildings
  • Pool and amenity screen enclosure repair and restoration
  • Windows and doors, phased building by building
  • Interior paint, drywall, doors, trim, and cabinet work
  • Seamless gutters, cleaning, soffit and fascia
  • Pressure washing for buildings, breezeways, and walkways
  • Artificial turf for pet areas and common spaces

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One vendor across the portfolio

Regional managers use our client portal to see every community, every open job, and every invoice in one place. Bulk and recurring pricing is scoped per portfolio in your bid.

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Send us a property, or send us the portfolio.

Tell us your property count, square footage, and timeline, and we’ll come walk it.