Full interior unit renovations, kitchen cabinet replacement, bathroom remodeling, flooring, paint and common area updates. We manage apartment buildings unit by unit, so the property keeps generating income while the renovation runs.
Free EstimateMore moving parts than most owners expect. An apartment renovation is not one project. It is the same scope repeated across every unit, on a schedule set by lease expirations, tenant displacement and a building that still has to earn while the work runs.
A forty unit building cannot go offline at once. The renovation moves unit by unit, or floor by floor, in a sequence that keeps vacancies predictable and rent coming in.
That is the work we have done for owners and management companies across the Orlando metro since 1985. Unit interiors, cabinets, countertops, bathroom tile and fixtures, flooring, drywall, paint, and common areas. One general contractor. One point of contact.
Because the scope per unit is close to identical, we build a repeatable work sequence for the building. Labor stays efficient and the schedule predictable.
Orlando's older apartment stock is under renovation pressure. Buildings that were new in the 1990s are past thirty, and newer product nearby pushes owners to renovate or concede. Apartment work runs under the same license as the rest of our commercial renovation work, and a unit kitchen is the same craft as our residential kitchen remodeling at building scale. Call (407) 508-4052 to schedule a property walkthrough.
Every line below sits under one general contractor contract.
Full cabinet box replacement or refacing, depending on the condition of the existing boxes. We set one kitchen spec per unit and hold it across the building, because consistent finishes matter for leasing photography and for maintenance later.
Quartz, laminate and tile countertops across multiple units. We buy from suppliers who can hold stock through a full building renovation, so finishes do not drift because a product went out of production halfway through.
Tile surrounds, tub and shower replacement, vanities, fixtures, flooring and mirrors. Older Orlando buildings still carry original tile from the 1980s and 1990s that has cracked or delaminated. We replace the full scope or target what failed.
Luxury vinyl plank, ceramic tile, and carpet removal and replacement. Flooring is the highest impact update in a unit and the most practical, because worn flooring generates maintenance calls long before it fails.
Drywall repair, texture and full interior paint across every unit, on one finish schedule. Hallways, stairwells and common areas come under the same contract rather than bid out separately.
Lobbies, mail rooms, laundry facilities and the hallways a prospect walks before they ever see a unit. We schedule that work around the unit sequence so the most visible parts update in step.
We phase the renovation around your lease schedule. That is the whole answer, and it is what separates contractors who understand multifamily work from contractors who do not.
Work starts in the vacant units. That keeps disruption down and lets us finalize the spec before we are working next door to somebody's living room. As leases expire and units turn over, the renovation follows. Where the timeline cannot wait for turnover, we work with property management on where an early move out incentive makes sense.
Inside each unit the order is tight. Demo, plumbing rough in, electrical, drywall, tile, cabinets, countertops, paint, flooring, fixtures, punch. We do not leave a unit half finished while a trade is tied up elsewhere. Units go back to leasing as soon as they are ready, so finished apartments earn while we work through the rest.
Noise, dust and access are managed building by building. We set work hours that comply with the local ordinance and hand property management the schedule in advance. The same discipline runs through our bathroom remodeling work, where one family still has to live around the job.
Yes for most of the work that matters, and we pull them. Plumbing fixture relocations, electrical panel or circuit work and structural changes all need permits, whether the property is classed residential or commercial. Cosmetic work does not. Paint, flooring and a cabinet swap that never touches plumbing or electrical usually goes without one.
Inside City of Orlando limits, multifamily permits run through the city's Permitting Services Division on the Orlando Digital Permits portal. Unincorporated Orange County is a different office entirely, the county's own Permitting Services Division on Rosalind Avenue. The address decides, not the zip code. We confirm which one applies before anything gets filed.
On larger jobs we pull a master permit for the building scope and coordinate the trade permits underneath it, which keeps inspections organized while several units run at once and avoids filing the same paperwork twenty times over.
We handle permitting in house and schedule inspections as each unit hits its milestones.
A few things that matter on multifamily jobs.
Four decades here means we have run these at very different scales. Buildings where the owner wanted every unit done inside ninety days. Buildings where the work stretched across eighteen months around a lease expiration schedule. Buildings where the management company needed a contractor who could talk to tenants directly. The coordination model changes job to job. The standard for finished work does not.
We do not call a unit complete until it is. Where thirty units run the same scope, the temptation at the end of each one is to move on and catch the punch list later. Every unit gets walked before it goes back to leasing. That is where you find grout that was never sealed, a cabinet door out of level, a supply line that weeps under pressure. Catching it before a tenant moves in costs a fraction of catching it after.
We are also fully bilingual. On a site running several trades at once, Spanish between our team and our subcontractors cuts errors and keeps the pace up. Every project at Statewide Home Remodeling gets one point of contact on our side.
We work throughout Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties on apartment buildings and on broader commercial projects. Every apartment renovation runs under our general contractor license, with permits filed in house through the correct jurisdiction for the property address. Larger scopes can be spread with financing through Regions Bank. Not sure we cover your property? Call (407) 508-4052 before you put time into an estimate request.
Tell us what you want done and we will get back to you. Please give us a real name, phone, and email so we can actually reach you. For a middle-of-the-night emergency, skip the form and call or text (407) 508-4052.