A work list for each apartment
Record which kitchens, baths, floors, doors, and fixtures will be kept or replaced. Avoid assuming every unit needs the same work.
Philadelphia renovation services
Multifamily Renovation Contractor in Philadelphia
We renovate apartments and common areas in Philadelphia multifamily buildings. Before pricing the work, we review the needs of each unit alongside shared plumbing, electrical systems, entries, and other building repairs.
Start with the building
Include repairs that affect the whole building
A bathroom renovation may connect to a plumbing stack serving other units. Electrical service, roof repairs, entry stairs, and basement moisture can also affect the full building. Include those items before pricing each apartment.
Shared areas and systems
Identify common halls, stairs, entries, utility spaces, roof or exterior work, and shared plumbing or electrical repairs.
Construction schedule
Discuss vacant units, tenant access, utility shutoffs, inspections, and material storage. Those details help us determine whether the work can be completed in stages.
From Our Work
Apartments and the work behind the walls
Finished interiors and construction photographs help define the rooms, repairs, and shared work involved.
Working with your manager
Agree on access before scheduling crews
Your property manager can share repair records and arrange access with tenants. Include them in planning when the renovation affects occupied units or shared spaces.
Related work
See our renovation projects
Browse photographs and descriptions of our renovation work.
Our work
Browse renovation projects and jobsite photographs.
View ProjectsInvestor renovations
See the work we do for flips, rentals, and larger renovations.
Investor ServicesFull gut renovations
For properties that need extensive demolition, new systems, and a rebuilt interior.
Full Gut RenovationsQuestions before you start
Questions about multifamily renovations
Can the work be completed in phases?
Sometimes. The answer depends on shared systems, access, occupancy, and whether each phase can be finished safely. We review those conditions before agreeing to a sequence.
Do you review buildings before purchase?
Yes, subject to access and availability. Send the unit count, occupancy details, photos, and your inspection deadline so we can discuss a construction review.
Can you renovate apartments between tenants?
Send the number of apartments, the repairs needed, and the dates they will be vacant. We can review the work and discuss our availability.
Talk with Golden Brick
Tell us about the property
Send the address, number of units, photos, and proposed work. Tell us which apartments are occupied and when access is available.