Make Ready

Garland, TX
Full Time
Mid Level

About Integrated Real Estate Group (IREG)

Innovation Through Integration.

Integrated Real Estate Group (IREG) is a vertically integrated real estate company with more than 1,200 employees across 46+ communities - and growing.

For over 20 years, we’ve developed and operated multifamily and senior living communities across Texas and Oklahoma, delivering more than 15,000 units and $2 billion in total development.

What sets IREG apart is our integrated approach, bringing together development, construction, and operations to create high-performing communities across affordable housing, workforce housing, and market-rate living, including multifamily, active adult, independent living, assisted living, and memory care.

At IREG, innovation isn’t just what we build, it’s how we operate, grow, and develop our people.

We build communities and develop the people who lead them.

Community: One90 Firewheel

Location: Garland, TX

Employment Type: Full-Time

Community Type: Multifamily 

Turn Vacant Apartments Into Someone’s Next Home.

We’re looking for an experienced and dependable Make Ready professional to join the maintenance team at One90 Firewheel.

Your work directly impacts how quickly we can welcome a new resident home.

You’ll inspect vacant apartments, complete repairs, perform touch-up work, address maintenance issues, and make sure each home meets our standards before the next resident receives their keys.

If you take pride in your work, know your way around apartment repairs, and like seeing the finished result of a job done right, we’d love to meet you.

About the Opportunity

As Make Ready, your primary focus will be preparing vacant apartment homes for future residents.

You’ll work from make-ready and punch lists, complete general repairs, support preventive maintenance, and partner closely with property management, maintenance, and leasing teams to keep apartment turns moving on schedule.

This role is important to both the resident experience and the financial performance of the community. Every day a home sits unfinished is a day it can’t be leased.

We’re looking for someone who understands the importance of both quality and turnaround time.

What You’ll Own

  • Inspect vacant apartment homes and complete assigned make-ready or punch-list items
  • Prepare apartments for move-in according to established community standards and timelines
  • Complete general maintenance and repairs throughout vacant apartments
  • Perform drywall and sheetrock repairs
  • Complete touch-up painting and minor surface repairs
  • Repair or replace caulking around sinks, tubs, showers, windows, and other areas
  • Assist with flooring, tile, carpet, and vinyl repairs as needed
  • Complete minor plumbing, electrical, appliance, hardware, and fixture repairs within the scope of the role
  • Replace light bulbs, switches, fixtures, hardware, locks, and other apartment components when assigned
  • Inspect completed work to ensure apartments are clean, safe, functional, and ready for occupancy
  • Complete required make-ready checklists and maintenance documentation
  • Communicate additional repair needs or larger maintenance concerns to the maintenance leader
  • Support occupied-unit work orders and preventive maintenance when needed
  • Assist with exterior maintenance, common areas, amenities, grounds, and community projects
  • Help maintain pools, hot tubs, dog parks, recreation areas, or other amenities when assigned
  • Assist with trash-outs of vacated apartments
  • Maintain tools, supplies, and equipment responsibly
  • Follow all company safety, maintenance, and risk-management procedures
  • Provide professional and courteous service when interacting with residents, prospects, and team members

What Success Looks Like

  • Vacant apartments are completed within expected turn timelines
  • New residents enter homes that are clean, functional, and ready for move-in
  • Make-ready checklists are completed accurately
  • Repairs are performed correctly the first time
  • Maintenance leadership receives early communication about larger repair needs
  • Tools, materials, and supplies are used responsibly
  • The leasing team has an adequate supply of market-ready apartments
  • Community appearance and maintenance standards are consistently supported

Who This Role Is For

  • Someone who enjoys working with their hands
  • A maintenance professional who takes pride in seeing a finished product
  • Someone who can work independently and stay on schedule
  • A person who notices the details a new resident will notice
  • A dependable team member who understands how apartment turns affect leasing and occupancy
  • Someone willing to help beyond the vacant unit when the maintenance team needs support

Qualifications

  • High School Diploma or GED preferred
  • Minimum 1 year of apartment, property, facilities, or comparable maintenance experience preferred
  • Previous multifamily make-ready or apartment-turn experience strongly preferred
  • Experience with general maintenance and basic repairs
  • Experience with painting, drywall, caulking, flooring, fixtures, and basic apartment repairs preferred
  • Basic plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or appliance-repair knowledge is a plus
  • Ability to follow make-ready checklists and meet established deadlines
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Dependable attendance and strong work ethic
  • Ability to work both independently and as part of a maintenance team
  • Ability to safely perform the physical requirements associated with apartment maintenance
  • Ability to work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions

Community-Specific Requirements

  • [Bilingual English/Spanish preferred]
  • [HVAC certification required/preferred]
  • [EPA certification required/preferred]
  • [Pool/CPO certification required/preferred]
  • [Valid Driver’s License required]
  • [Reliable transportation required]
  • [On-call rotation required]
  • [Weekend availability required]
  • [Luxury/A+ multifamily experience preferred]

What Sets You Apart

  • You walk into a vacant apartment and immediately see what needs attention
  • You care about both speed and quality
  • You’d rather fix something correctly than create another work order later
  • You know how to keep multiple turns organized
  • You take care of your tools and materials
  • You communicate when you find a problem outside your scope
  • You take pride in knowing a resident is about to call your finished work home

Why This Role

Make Ready is one of the most visible maintenance roles in multifamily.

The work you complete directly affects occupancy, leasing, resident first impressions, and the overall performance of the community.

It’s also a strong opportunity to continue developing broader maintenance skills and grow into Maintenance Technician, Lead Maintenance, or other property-maintenance roles.

Compensation & Benefits

At IREG, we invest in our people, because strong leaders build strong communities.

Full-Time Employees receive:

  • Competitive hourly pay with growth potential
  • Paid Holidays available upon hire
  • ZayZoon Access available immediately - access up to 50% of your earned wages on demand
  • Paid Time Off (PTO) eligibility after 90 days to support work-life balance
  • Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance effective the 1st of the month following 30 days of employment
  • Life Insurance, Disability, and Financial Protection Plans (Critical Illness, Accident Coverage, Legal & ID Theft Protection)
  • Education Assistance to support your long-term career growth
  • Employee & Resident Referral Bonuses
  • Exclusive Employee Rent Discounts at IREG multifamily communities

We’re committed to providing stability, growth, and meaningful benefits that support your career and your life.

Why IREG

Integrated Real Estate Group is a leader in senior living, focused on building high-performing communities through strong leadership, operational excellence, and a commitment to resident experience.

We’re growing, and we’re looking for leaders who want to grow with us.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Integrated Real Estate Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer and participates in E-Verify for employment authorization verification.

Ready to Turn the Next Apartment Into Someone’s Home?

Join the maintenance team at One90 Firewheel in Garland, TX.

Apply today. 

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