Make-Ready and Unit Turnover Flashcards
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Which of the following best describes the proper order for cleaning a vacant apartment unit?
Answer: Top to bottom — ceilings and vents first, then walls, appliances, counters, and floors last
Cleaning should proceed top to bottom so that dust and debris fall to lower surfaces and are cleaned up last, preventing the need to re-clean already-completed areas.
What should a maintenance technician check for when inspecting windows during unit turnover?
Answer: Proper operation, seals, latches, screens, and any cracks or broken glass
A complete window inspection during turnover includes checking operation, weather seals, latches, screens, and glass for any cracks or damage that need repair.
What is the primary reason for replacing the HVAC air filter during unit turnover?
Answer: To ensure efficient system operation and good air quality for incoming residents
Replacing the air filter during unit turnover ensures the HVAC system operates efficiently and that new residents have clean air quality from day one, and it extends equipment life.
During a unit make-ready, what should be done with minor wall nail holes and scuffs?
Answer: Patch, sand, and paint to restore the wall to proper condition
Minor nail holes and scuffs should be patched, sanded smooth, and painted to restore walls to proper condition for the incoming resident, regardless of cause.
What should be done with the refrigerator during a unit make-ready?
Answer: Clean all interior surfaces, check door seals, and verify proper temperature operation
The refrigerator should be thoroughly cleaned inside and out, seals checked, and proper operation verified to ensure it is in full working order for the new resident.
What is the purpose of a 'vacancy report' in apartment maintenance management?
Answer: To list all currently vacant units and their make-ready status for occupancy planning
A vacancy report lists all vacant units and their current make-ready status, allowing management to track progress and plan for upcoming lease-ups and move-ins.
Which of the following is a standard make-ready task for kitchen cabinets?
Answer: Clean interior and exterior surfaces and check hinges and drawer slides for proper operation
Kitchen cabinet make-ready includes cleaning all interior and exterior surfaces and checking that hinges, drawer slides, and doors operate properly before the unit is re-rented.