*I do not agree with every price on the list but it's a good start*CLEANINGClean refrigerator 70.00 Clean stovetop 30.00 Replace stove drip-bowls 28.00 Clean oven 50.00 Clean stove hood 30.00 Clean kitchen cabinets 45.00 Clean kitchen floor 50.00 Clean tub/shower and surround (ea.) 30.00 Clean toilet and sink (per bath) 20.00 Clean bathroom. cabinets and floor 25.00 Clean carpets (per room) 75.00 Vacuum throughout dwelling 40.00 Window cleaning (per unit) 11.00 Clean greasy parking spaces (ea.) 25.00 Clean fireplace 35.00 FLOORING Remove carpet stains 80.00 Cigarette burn in carpet/floor 80.00 Deodorize carpet 80.00 Repair carpet 150.00 Repair hardwood floor 95.00 Refinish hardwood floor 380.00 Repair linoleum 85.00 Replace bathroom linoleum 385.00 Replace kitchen linoleum 385.00 Replace floor tile 75.00 Replace ceramic tile 150.00 WALLS Remove mildew and treat surface 25.00 Cover crayon/marker/pen marks 35.00 Repair hole in wall 55.00 Remove wallpaper 145.00 Repaint (per wall/ceiling) 20.00 DOORS Repair hole in hollow core door 55.00 Repair forced door damage 75.00 Replace door (inside) 155.00 Replace door (outside) 285.00 Replace sliding glass door 775.00 Replace sliding door screen 65.00 ELECTRICAL Replace light bulb 2.50 Replace light fixture globe 12.00 Replace light fixture 55.00 Replace electrical outlet/switch 12.00 Replace electrical cover plate 5.50 PLUMBING Replace kitchen faucet 195.00 Replace bathroom faucet 195.00 Replace shower head 24.00 Replace toilet tank lid 45.00 Replace toilet seat 35.00 Replace toilet 265.00 Replace garbage disposer 125.00 Snake Toilet 45.00 Clear sewer/cesspool line 95.00 WINDOWS & TREATMENTS Replace window pane 75.00 Replace Venetian or Mini blind (ea) 75.00 Replace window shade 15.00 Replace window screen 25.00 Replace Vertical Blinds (Sl.

Who pays to repaint interior and how often (townhome)

Ours is in tiptop shape too, some people say it's like brand new since we just repainted and recarpeted.

What we did is redoing the floors, repainting the walls, replacing gutters, HVAC inspection, plumbing inspection, and many other little things.

Found exactly what I was looking for:Question (23002-15670)When a home or an apartment unit is repainted in preparation for a new tenant, is the painting activity always considered a “renovation†for purposes of the pre-renovation education requirements even if no surface preparation activity is performed prior to painting?

Regarding inspections, we have to repaint the porch floor every year because it gets worn out from the cold winters as well as from traffic.

I am currently in the process of repainting some units and doing some other minor repairs between tenants.

I imagine, as with any other lead paint issue, as long as you repaint over it, it will be sealed and you won't have any problems.

Repaint your propertyDon't expect the exterior of your building to peel off or the interior walls to be damaged and filthy.

(ok, tenants aren't all bad... )But, you'll have expenses like fixing Ac's, repainting, carpet, etc...And of course vacancies...Plus, we are current in a market where rents their are plenty of houses to rent...So, competition is fierce and you are competing against landlords that have rentals free and clear and can lower rents to keep them rented....Taxes always seem to rise...