Sloan Apartments Renovation
Multifamily / Apartments / Houston market
KIBA Group Construction LLC Built with purpose.
Apartment improvements, shown before and after.
A documented apartment-renovation sequence showing early stripped-unit conditions, completed unit finishes, and exterior corridor work.
The project challenge
Apartment work can disappear into a large photo archive. This record needed to separate the early unit condition, the finished interior, and the exterior corridor so an owner can see what each image proves.
- Property
- Multifamily / Apartments
- Location
- Houston market
- Photos show
- Before and completed conditions
- Service
- Multifamily Renovation
The field record, in the right order.
Every view belongs to this project and stays labeled by the condition or construction stage it actually shows.
Apartment renovation work shown through completed unit finishes from KIBA's documented multifamily project archive.
Early construction conditions from KIBA's documented Sloan apartment renovation archive.
Completed exterior corridor and finish work from the documented Sloan final photo set.
The work, as documented.
This scope stays inside the plans, project records, and visible field evidence available for review.
- Early stripped-unit conditions recorded before interior rebuilding and finish work.
- Kitchen and living-area finish work represented by the completed unit interior.
- Exterior corridor finish work documented in the project final-photo record.
How the job moved.
The sequence connects the visible conditions without filling gaps the archive cannot prove.
- 01
Record the starting condition
Capture the stripped-unit condition before rebuilding and finish work changes what can be seen.
- 02
Rebuild the unit interior
Carry the kitchen and adjoining living area into the completed finish condition shown in the archive.
- 03
Address the shared exterior
Document corridor finish work separately from the apartment interior.
- 04
Close the record
File completed unit and exterior views by project and stage so the owner can review both work fronts.
A field record an owner can follow.
Good documentation tells the next person what the camera saw, where the work stood, and what still needs a decision.
- The stripped interior is labeled as an early condition, not as a matched before view.
- The completed unit image documents the kitchen and adjoining living area.
- The corridor photograph remains a separate exterior work record from the same apartment archive.
What this project record proves.
The verified archive shows an early stripped unit, a completed kitchen and living area, and a completed exterior corridor. It does not establish that every unit received the same scope.