Scope detail, duration and references for any project in the portfolio, on request.
Ask usA scoping call with the regional team that would actually run the work.
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Planned capital work and unplanned reconstruction for multifamily, HOA, hospitality and commercial property — estimated, self-performed and warranted by the same Apex team, on one contract.
01Planned workConstruction & capital projectsOn your schedule and budget cycle, priced line by line from a site walk.RoofingEnvelopeInteriorsAmenities9 service lines 
02After a lossReconstruction & restoration24/7 dispatch, carrier-ready documentation and the full rebuild on one contract.WaterFire & smokeStormMold8 service lines Active loss right now? Call 866-404-4603, 24/7.
Apex is a regional general contractor for multifamily, HOA, hospitality and commercial owners. The team that prices your capital plan is the same team that answers the phone when a pipe lets go: a local estimator walks the property, our own crews and prequalified trade partners build it, and one contract carries the warranty.
Seventeen service lines across two tracks. Each has its own page with the scope we carry, what we self-perform, and the detail that decides whether the number holds.
Send us the property and what is wrong with it. An estimator walks it, sorts the scope into the right lines and prices it on one contract.
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Most owners buy capital work from one contractor and call a different one when something breaks. The handoff between them is where schedules slip and scopes get rewritten. We carry both, so the people who know your building are the ones who show up.
Roofing, coatings and exteriors by our own crews. The trades most likely to slip a schedule are the ones we keep in-house rather than broker out.
Every bid comes from a walk of your property and ships with an RFI log. What we were not sure about is written down, not buried in a contingency.
Resident notice, access windows, staging plans and a site that goes back every night. The protocol is handed to your asset team at kickoff so you can hold us to it.
No re-bid between the dry-out and the rebuild, so the four to eight weeks that usually disappear in the handoff stay on your schedule.
Line-item estimates, moisture logs and photo records captured as the work happens, so the claim file is complete instead of reconstructed.
Every trade on the job sits under one Apex warranty and one number to call — not four trade warranties and a shrug.
The two tracks run on different clocks and are bought differently. The estimators, superintendents and crews are the same.
A capital-plan line item, a lease-up deadline, a reserve study or a due-diligence finding that has to close before a sale.
Lump sum, cost plus or guaranteed maximum price — or published unit pricing when it runs as a portfolio program.
A closeout package with O&M documents and one warranty across every trade.
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Fire, water, storm or a construction-defect claim — often at 2am, with residents already out of their units.
Emergency work on time and materials, then a carrier-agreed scope — or rates set in advance under a Pre-Loss Agreement.
A building back to pre-loss condition or better, a claim file the adjuster can close, and one warranty.
Buildings with a capital plan, a deadline, and people inside who did not ask to be on a jobsite. That constraint shapes everything we do differently from a ground-up contractor.
01Occupied communities, HOA boards and the capital plans behind them
02Turn windows measured in weeks, not months
03Work sequenced around occupancy, events and guest experience
04Tenant improvements, envelope and code work between leases
05Large-footprint roofing, coatings and structural repair
06Prevailing-wage work with the documentation to match
Six from the portfolio, one per kind of work — interiors, amenities, roofing, hospitality, storm restoration and occupied turns. Every project has its own page, and the project sheet is available on request.
Insurance, safety and manufacturer certifications maintained across every market, so onboarding is a formality rather than a delay in your procurement cycle.
NetVendor compliant, plus RealPage and Compliance Depot
EMR 0.47 safety rating
Associated General Contractors of AmericaCredentials get us through the vendor gate. How we run the job is what keeps the risk off your balance sheet, your residents and your schedule.
Every estimating assumption goes in an RFI log, and hidden conditions carry a unit price before work starts, so the number does not move later.
Nothing is billed after the fact. Every change is priced from the bid’s unit prices and approved in writing before the crew starts it.
Long-lead materials are released at award, weather days are carried in the schedule, and a three-week look-ahead is reviewed with you weekly.
Site-specific safety plans, daily job hazard analyses and a 0.47 EMR, with the incident log available to your risk team on request.
Insurance, licensing and safety history are checked before a trade partner sets foot on your property, and kept current while they work.
Notices before each phase, access kept open at the end of every day and daily cleanup, so the work does not become a leasing or liability problem.
Weekly reports with dated photos, open items and decisions, so there is a documented record of condition and progress if anything is ever questioned.
Punch walk, manufacturer inspections, warranty letters and O&M documents delivered together, under one contract and one warranty.
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Send us the property, the scope and the timeline — you’ll have a reply within one business day.
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