Unit Interior Renovations for Apartment Communities
FINCOR delivers multifamily interior renovations that update apartment units and the resident experience, whether the units are vacant or occupied. Whether you’re rolling out consistent finish packages across a portfolio or carrying out a full modernization plan, our team manages every detail: scope standardization, materials, scheduling and in-unit coordination. When residents stay in place, we use our proven tenant-in-place systems to upgrade units without disrupting them. The result is upgraded apartments, controlled timelines and reliable quality from unit to unit, across Boston, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey.
FINCOR has been renovating multifamily properties since 2004 and has renovated more than 25,000 vacant and occupied apartment interiors. We are a 100% multifamily renovation company, and unit interiors are one part of our multifamily renovation services.
What a Multifamily Interior Renovation Includes
A multifamily interior remodel can range from new kitchen countertops to a complete redesign. Whatever the level, the goal is the same: a consistent finish package, repeated with reliable quality from unit to unit.
We can also add in-unit washers and dryers, as we did in most of the units at Observer Park in Hoboken, NJ.
Not sure how far to take a unit? Our guide to what a renovated unit includes explains cosmetic, partial and full renovation levels.
Vacant and Occupied Units
Every multifamily interior renovation starts with the same question: will the unit be empty or lived in while we work?
Vacant units and full-building rehabs
At Prospect Place in Hackensack, NJ, we rehabbed all 325 units while they were vacant. At Observer Park in Hoboken, NJ, we rehabbed all the units in a 100-plus-unit building while they were vacant, with high-end finishes.
Occupied units
When residents stay in place, the work is planned around them, with phased scheduling, dust control and clear resident communication. See how we handle that in occupied interior renovations.
How a Unit Interior Program Runs
- Quote: we price the agreed scope with a precision bid.
- Standardize the finish package: one scope for every unit keeps quality consistent from unit to unit.
- Construction preparation and scheduling: materials and the unit schedule are set before work starts.
- Construction: demolition, plumbing and electrical, cabinets and countertops, flooring, drywall and paint, finishes, hardware and appliances.
- Quality assurance: each unit is checked before it is handed back.
On one occupied program we completed 8-10 units every five days.
Multifamily Interior Renovation FAQ
What is included in a multifamily interior renovation?
A multifamily interior renovation updates the inside of apartment units. That usually means cabinets and countertops, flooring, plumbing and electrical, drywall and paint, hardware, finishes and appliances. Scope can range from new kitchen countertops to a complete redesign. FINCOR standardizes the scope and finish package so quality stays consistent from unit to unit.
What is the difference between a unit interior renovation and an occupied renovation?
A unit interior renovation describes what gets renovated: the kitchen, flooring and finishes inside the unit. An occupied (tenant-in-place) renovation describes how the work is done: with residents still living in their units, which calls for phased scheduling, dust control and clear resident communication. FINCOR does both.
Do you renovate vacant units as well as occupied ones?
Yes. FINCOR has renovated more than 25,000 vacant and occupied apartment interiors. That includes full vacant rehabs such as all 325 units at Prospect Place in Hackensack, NJ, as well as tenant-in-place programs.
