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Multi-Family
that works around real residents.

Apartment community construction, renovation, and repositioning — delivered with self-perform roofing, electrical, and demolition, phased around resident schedules, and reported to institutional owners.

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01 — At a Glance

Built for institutional owners. Delivered around people.

Pillars of Seven has delivered multi-family renovation and construction projects across Louisiana, Texas, and Tennessee — typically 100-500 unit garden-style communities and mid-rise developments, with contract values from mid-six figures through eight figures.

Our portfolio includes value-add repositioning, preservation renovations, and ground-up development. Every project coordinates around real residents, real property management constraints, and real lender reporting requirements.

Backed by a commercial general contractor
100-500
Unit
Count
Typical
Range
3 States
Delivered
Portfolio
Phased
Occupied
Execution
In-House
Roofing,
Elec,
Demolition
02 — What we deliver

Every scope, from repositioning to ground-up.

Our multi-family scope spans full community renovations, unit-level work, exterior and envelope projects, and new construction. We handle the work most GCs sub out — so schedule, quality, and budget stay with one accountable team.

01

Full community renovations.

Comprehensive value-add repositioning — interiors, exteriors, amenities, and site work. Phased execution around occupancy to minimize resident displacement and rent loss.

02

Unit turns & upgrades.

Unit-by-unit renovation programs — kitchens, baths, flooring, electrical upgrades, and fixtures. Coordinated with leasing teams for efficient turn velocity.

03

Roof replacements.

Full tear-off and replacement of TPO, modified bitumen, and shingle systems across multi-building communities. Our self-perform roofing crews handle coordination and phasing.

04

Electrical upgrades.

Panel upgrades, meter-bank replacements, unit-level rewires, and common-area electrical. Code-compliant and coordinated with residents' service needs.

05

Selective demolition.

Interior strip-out for gut renovations. Precise, controlled demolition that preserves structural elements and minimizes disruption to adjacent units.

06

Exterior & amenity work.

Siding, painting, parking lot repaving, pool decks, fitness centers, leasing offices, and landscape coordination. The work that makes a renovation look finished.

03 — Featured Projects

Multi-family delivered across three states.

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04 — Why choose us

Why multi-family owners come back.

01

Phased Execution Expertise

Occupied multi-family work requires coordination that doesn't apply to new construction or tenant work. We've done dozens of phased turns around resident occupancy — handling notices, unit access, amenity downtime, and exterior staging without triggering rent concessions or resident attrition.

02

In-House Trades

When the roof needs replacement, we don't bid it out. When electrical panels need upgrading, our crews do it. When walls come down for a renovation, our demo crews handle it. That integration removes the most common schedule choke points on multi-family jobs.

03

Institutional Reporting

Our owners report to LPs, lenders, and investment committees. Weekly look-ahead schedules, monthly budget updates, and contract-appropriate cost tracking (GMP open-book, cost-plus, or lump-sum audit trails) are built for that audience — not a handshake handoff.

04

Close-Out Discipline

Punch lists closed. Warranties filed. As-builts delivered. Every project close-out runs a documented process so owners can unwind construction draws, issue final LP reports, and move to operations cleanly.

06 — Frequently Asked

Common questions.

For anything specific, call (832) 548-0660 or send the scope. One business day response.

What multi-family project sizes do you handle?
We work on multi-family projects across the value-add, preservation, and ground-up spectrum — typically in the 100-500 unit range, though we've delivered smaller infill projects and larger phased communities. Contract values span from mid-six figures through eight figures.
Do you work on occupied apartment communities?
Yes. Most of our multi-family work involves occupied residents. We coordinate closely with property management on resident notices, unit access, exterior staging, and amenity downtime. Our phasing plans factor in real-world resident behavior, not just construction logistics.
What scope can you self-perform on multi-family jobs?
Roofing (full tear-off and replacement), electrical (panel upgrades, unit rewires, common-area work), and selective demolition (gut-out for renovations). That integration removes the most common schedule choke points on multi-family jobs.
How do you handle cost reporting for institutional owners?
Weekly look-ahead schedules, monthly budget reports, and contract-type appropriate cost tracking (GMP open-book, cost-plus, or lump-sum audit trails). Our reporting is built for LP-backed owners, lender draws, and investment committee updates.
What verticals of multi-family have you delivered?
Market-rate apartment communities, workforce housing, value-add renovation projects, and build-to-rent product. Our project portfolio spans Louisiana, Texas, and Tennessee — primarily garden-style communities and mid-rise construction.
What's your typical preconstruction involvement?
We're usually involved from early feasibility — budget validation, constructability review, schedule planning, and value engineering. Most of our repeat clients pull us in before they close on the property.
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