Construction Work for Managed Residential and Commercial Properties
Marago Construction is a licensed and insured Florida Building Contractor serving property managers across the Treasure Coast. We handle the construction side of managed properties: unit renovations between residents, kitchen and bath replacements, common-area updates, and commercial suite build-outs between leases.
Planned Around Residents, Tenants, and Owners
A managed property adds people to every decision. Residents or tenants may stay in place, an owner or board approves the budget, and building rules limit working hours and deliveries. Marago sets access, work zones, protection, and working hours before construction begins, and documents changes before they affect the approved work, price, or schedule.
Why Property Managers Call Marago
Vendor approval usually comes down to a license you can verify, insurance, and a contractor who can take on more than one kind of job across a portfolio. Here is what Marago brings to a managed property:
- Florida Certified Building Contractor license, listed with DBPR
- Insured, owner-led, and based in Port St. Lucie
- Certificate of insurance naming your management company or association, plus a W-9, on request
- Years of South Florida building and project-management experience
- Rental homes, condo units, common areas, and commercial suites
- One primary project contact for field questions and updates
- Free initial estimate with a written scope for owner review
Call About a Managed Property
Request a Project Estimate
Tell us what you want to improve, and our Treasure Coast team will follow up.
Renovation Work for Residential and Commercial Portfolios
One portfolio can need a condo kitchen replaced this month and a vacant suite built out for a new tenant next quarter. Marago works on both, coordinates the qualified trades each scope requires, and runs every job through the same walkthrough, written estimate, and closeout steps.
Rental Homes, Condominiums, and Residential Communities
Between residents, a unit often needs more than paint and cleaning. Marago handles the construction scope of a turn, along with planned updates to buildings and community grounds.
- Kitchen and bathroom renovations in rental homes and condo units
- Flooring, drywall, paint, trim, and cabinetry replacement between residents
- Counter, fixture, and lighting upgrades
- Common-area and amenity improvements
- Timber pergolas, gazebos, boardwalks, and pedestrian bridges for community grounds
Office, Retail, and Plaza Properties
Commercial turnover follows lease dates. Marago builds out suites for incoming tenants and updates occupied buildings with work zones, access, and hours planned around the businesses that stay open.
- Tenant improvements and suite build-outs between leases
- Office and retail interior updates, including layouts, lighting, and finishes
- Storefront, facade, and common-area improvements
- Accessibility upgrades planned into renovation work
- Phased work around open businesses, customer access, and deliveries
From Work Request to Closeout
Each request follows the same sequence, whether it covers one unit or a full suite. The steps show where you, the owner, and Marago each make decisions.
Walkthrough and Field Notes
We walk the unit or space, take field photos and measurements, and record existing conditions that affect structure, systems, access, occupancy, permits, and the order of work.
Written Scope and Estimate
You receive a written scope and estimate to review with the owner or association. The initial estimate is free.
Schedule Set to the Property
Working days and hours, access, protection, staging, and debris removal are set around residents, tenants, and building rules before work begins.
One Contact and Documented Changes
One primary project contact handles field questions, access, and updates. Changes are documented before they affect the approved work, price, or schedule.
Closeout and Handover
A final walkthrough, an agreed punch list, work-area cleanup, and handover information close out the job.
What to Include in a Work Request
Send what you have. Anything missing can be gathered at the walkthrough.
- Property address, plus unit or suite numbers
- Occupancy status and access instructions
- Photos of current conditions and any known damage
- Your scope, work order, or finish standards
- Target ready date and any lease or move-in deadline
- Association or building rules for work hours, parking, and deliveries
- Who approves the estimate: you, the owner, or a board
Two Ways to Send It
Use the estimate form or call us directly.
Call About a Managed Property
Property Management Construction FAQs
Answers for property managers about vendor setup, occupied properties, permits, estimates, and service area.
Do you work with residential and commercial property managers?
Yes. Marago works on rental homes, condominium units, and residential communities as well as office, retail, and plaza properties. Both follow the same walkthrough, written estimate, and closeout steps.
How do we add Marago Construction to our vendor list?
Call (772) 834-0764 or send a request through our contact page and tell us what your vendor setup requires. Marago Construction is a licensed Florida Building Contractor and is insured, and we can provide a certificate of insurance naming your management company or association, plus a W-9, on request. You can confirm the license on the Florida DBPR licensee search by searching for Marago Construction.
Can work continue while residents or tenants stay in place?
In many cases, yes. Working days, hours, access, and protection are set before construction based on the property, building rules, occupied areas, and deliveries. Some scopes can be phased; others involve connected structure, systems, or inspections that make one continuous sequence more practical.
Who handles permits and inspections?
Marago reviews the permit and inspection requirements for the scope and the property’s jurisdiction, then confirms who handles applications, documents, scheduling, and corrections before work begins.
How are estimates and changes handled?
The initial estimate is free. After the walkthrough, you receive a written scope and estimate to review with the owner or association. If field conditions or requested changes would affect the approved work, price, or schedule, they are documented before that work proceeds.
Which areas do you serve?
Marago is based in Port St. Lucie and works across the Treasure Coast, focused on Port St. Lucie and Stuart, and also serves Fort Pierce, Jensen Beach, Palm City, and Hobe Sound.
Serving Managed Properties Across the Treasure Coast
Properties spread across St. Lucie and Martin counties can send work to one licensed contractor, from Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie to Jensen Beach, Stuart, Palm City, and Hobe Sound.
- Licensed Florida Building Contractor
- Insured
- Verify the License With Florida DBPR