Yainis ÁvilaServices
Turnkey finishing
Full project management: one single point of responsibility, from design to delivery.
Turnkey means Yainis Ávila takes on full project management — design, drawings and a 3D preview, hiring trades, scheduling, and quality control — under a single contract, so all you have to do is approve design decisions and receive a finished apartment.
Who it's for
Buyers who prefer a single point of responsibility instead of coordinating multiple contractors, and overseas or out-of-town buyers who need reliable remote management.
How it works
Design, drawings & 3D
Finishes, layout, and the hydrosanitary plan (water supply and drainage) defined with an architect's judgment, with a 3D preview before construction starts.
One single contract
A fixed price and written schedule for the entire project, no separate contracts per trade.
Project management
All trades coordinated under one point of responsibility, with online tracking.
Turnkey delivery
You receive the finished, move-in-ready apartment, with a written warranty.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does "turnkey" mean?+
That a single team, under a single contract, is responsible for the entire process — you don't hire or coordinate trades separately.
Can I live abroad and track the project remotely?+
Yes, that's one of the most common cases for this service. Online tracking and communication with your advisor are built for exactly that.
Does it include interior design?+
It includes defining finishes, layout, and design details with an architect's judgment; furniture and final decor are your choice.
Who defines the water supply and drainage points if I'm changing the layout?+
The architect, as part of the initial plan — nothing is improvised on site. Any new or relocated hydrosanitary point is defined before construction begins.
What if I want design changes partway through construction?+
They're documented as an adjustment to the original contract, with the impact on price and timeline in writing before they're carried out — the scope is never changed without a record.
How is the project billed — all at once, or in phases?+
It's billed in phases tied to construction progress, defined in the schedule you receive along with the initial contract.