Make the intro.
Connect Kevin with the client, seller, investor or property contact. You do not need to sort the list first.
Introduce Kevin, send the property list and the deadline, and keep moving. Eleventh & Main handles the physical-property work that fits and hands it back market-ready, inspection-ready, or ready for whatever comes next.


Send the list, photos and the date that matters. Kevin will tell you what fits, set expectations and coordinate from there.
Connect Kevin with the client, seller, investor or property contact. You do not need to sort the list first.
Kevin confirms what fits, communicates directly, coordinates the work and keeps the property moving toward the date that matters.
The property comes back more polished and prepared for the next step — whatever that next step happens to be.

When the work is wrapped, the goal is simple: hand the client and property back to you in better shape for whatever comes next.
You do not have to decide whether something is “our kind of job.” Send the whole list. Kevin will quickly tell you what Eleventh & Main can handle, what can be grouped together and what is better sent elsewhere.
Cosmetic updates, finish work, cleanup and the loose ends keeping a property from presenting the way it should.
Focused corrections, punch-list items and smaller physical-property needs before the transaction moves forward.
Turnover, cleanup, maintenance and refresh work when a property is changing hands, occupants or purpose.
Five unrelated smaller items? Something you are not sure how to categorize? Send it anyway. That is the point.
You should not have to become the project manager. Give Kevin the property goal, the list and the deadline. He will confirm what fits, communicate clearly and keep the work moving.
Send the whole list ↗Put Kevin in touch with the right person and move on with your day.
No need to organize it by trade. Send the whole thing.
Kevin will confirm what can realistically fit the timing before work starts.
The property is returned more polished and prepared for its next milestone.
Have a property nearby? Send the address with the list. Kevin will tell you quickly whether it fits the service area and schedule.
The handoff should take less time than figuring out who to call. These are the questions that usually matter first.
Make the handoff ↗Yes. Make the introduction and Kevin can coordinate the physical-property work directly with the responsible person while you remain the real-estate advisor.
No. Send it exactly as you have it. Kevin will sort what fits, what can be grouped together and what needs a different specialist.
Yes, when scope and availability allow. Share the date that matters first and Kevin will set realistic expectations before work begins.
Send it anyway. A quick yes, no or “here is the better direction” is more useful than making you guess.