Who we serve
More units, tighter per-key, different math.
Extended stay and multifamily projects are decided on per-key cost. More repetition means a unit-price decision compounds across every door — so we price it that way from the start.
What you get
Priced the way you actually evaluate it.
01
Per-key budgeting from day one
The number you'll actually be judged on, quoted from the first conversation.
02
Volume priced across the full count
Negotiated against the whole project, not re-quoted phase by phase at worse rates.
03
Kitchenette packages sourced together
Cabinetry, counter, sink, appliances and in-unit laundry as one coordinated package.
04
Staged against your CO schedule
Delivered floor by floor as certificates release, not dumped on a site with nowhere to put it.
Why repetition changes the job
At 200 units, a $40 decision is an $8,000 decision.
On a 40-room boutique property, a slightly more expensive lounge chair is a rounding error. At extended-stay unit counts it is a line item your investors will ask about. The work shifts from selection to arithmetic — which is why we put the per-key number on every option rather than the unit price alone.
It also changes logistics. Two hundred identical kitchenette packages arriving at once is a warehousing problem before it is an installation problem, so the delivery schedule gets designed at the same time as the budget, not afterwards.
Get per-key pricing.
Unit count, unit mix and target completion. We come back with a per-key range and the items that drive it.