Unit turnover electrical for Twin Cities rentals
We finish the electrical items on your make-ready list so the unit is safe and ready to show.
- We schedule around your painters and cleaners
- We test every device and circuit before we leave
- You get a list of what we fixed and what we found
- MN License #EA807704
- Bonded & insured
- Permits & inspections handled
- Free quotes
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Unit Turnover Electrical Work, start to finish
- Worn outlets, switches and plates replaced
- Receptacle and GFCI testing
- Fixtures and fans replaced
- Smoke and CO alarm replacement
- Dead circuit repairs
- Punch-list closeout
Three steps to a finished job
- Tell us what you need
Call 612-991-4005 or send the short form. Quotes are free.
- Get a written scope and price
We look at the job and put the scope and price in writing before any work starts.
- We do the work and get it inspected
We pull the permit, do the work, and the inspector signs off.
Common questions
Can you take on the electrical portion of a turnover list?
Do you replace every outlet by default?
What if you find a bigger problem while the unit is empty?
Are smoke and CO alarms part of this?
More about unit turnover electrical work
Turnover is the window when an apartment is empty, accessible and ready for work. For electrical, it is the best time to deal with what tenants live with or report: loose and cracked devices, missing cover plates, tired light fixtures, outlets that do not hold a plug, bathroom fans that rattle, and circuits that have never been right. Fixing these while the unit is empty is faster and cheaper than sending someone back after the next tenant moves in.
Prime Time Electric MN, LLC does turnover electrical work for property managers and owners across the Twin Cities. You give us a list or ask us to walk the unit, and we complete the electrical items so the unit is safe and ready to show. That includes catching problems a tenant would not notice, such as reversed polarity, missing GFCI protection in kitchens and baths, or open junction boxes behind finish work. Our unit turnover electrical checklist lists what to check in each room.
The turnover period is short and every day vacant costs money, so the work needs to be organized and predictable. We focus on the electrical scope, coordinate with your painters, cleaners and maintenance staff, and tell you promptly if we find something that changes the plan.
When you need it
- A tenant has moved out and the unit needs a make-ready punch list completed
- Outlets are loose, cracked, discolored, or no longer grip plugs
- Light fixtures, ceiling fans or bathroom fans are damaged, missing or outdated
- The move-out walkthrough turned up dead outlets, flickering or tripping circuits
- Kitchen, bath, laundry or exterior outlets lack GFCI protection
- You are repainting or renovating and want devices and cover plates replaced first
- Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms need to be checked or replaced for the next occupant
What’s included, in detail
Outlets, switches and cover plates replaced where worn, damaged or discolored.
Each outlet checked for correct wiring, grounding where present, and GFCI function where installed.
GFCI protection added or restored where current code expects it, such as kitchens, baths and exterior outlets.
Light fixtures, ceiling fans and exhaust fans replaced, including new boxes where needed for support.
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms replaced or added to meet current requirements.
Dead circuits, loose connections and failed breakers traced and fixed.
A list of what was completed and what we found but did not touch.
Our process
- Get the list
You send the unit and your turnover list, or we do a walkthrough and write one together using our turnover checklist.
- Schedule around trades
We fit our visit between demo, paint and cleaning so no one is waiting on or working over each other.
- Complete and test
We make the repairs, test every device and circuit, and confirm the unit is safe to occupy.
- Close out
You receive a short summary of what was done, plus anything that needs a larger decision.
More questions
Does turnover work need permits?
Guides
Often done together
Ready for your free turnover quote?
Call or send the short form. You get a written scope and price before any work starts.