
Hotel PIP · Property Improvement Plan
When the brand hands you a PIP, JMC turns it into a clear, budgeted scope of work and delivers it — on time, on budget, and on brand — without ever closing your doors.
What is a PIP?
A Property Improvement Plan (PIP) is the scope of work a franchise brand requires to bring a property up to current brand standards — typically issued at acquisition, franchise renewal, or re-flagging. It lists everything from guestroom FF&E and casegoods to bathrooms, corridors, public space, signage, and life-safety.
Miss the deadline and you risk fees, reservation-system penalties, or losing the flag entirely. JMC reads the PIP line by line, translates it into a budgeted scope of work, value-engineers where the brand allows, and executes the whole thing with in-house crews — so the property stays open and on track.
What a PIP covers
We read the PIP line by line and map every brand requirement to a scope item, flagging what's negotiable.
Brand-spec FF&E, casegoods, soft goods, flooring, lighting, and tub-to-shower conversions.
Lobbies, corridors, F&B, signage, porte-cochères, and facades brought to current brand standard.
In-house purchasing of brand-approved furniture, fixtures, and finishes with real buying power.
Fire, life-safety, and accessibility upgrades that satisfy brand and code requirements.
In-house fabrication for brand-spec millwork — consistent quality and tighter timelines.

Every major flag
Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, Wyndham, Choice — we’ve executed brand-standard work across the major flags and know how their PIP and design-review processes run. That means fewer surprises, faster approvals, and a finished product that passes brand QA the first time.
Our process
A systematic path from the brand’s checklist to a signed-off property — keeping ownership, the brand, and the schedule aligned at every step.
We read the PIP line by line, walk the property, and map every requirement to a scope item — flagging anything negotiable with the brand.
A line-item budget with value-engineering options, packaged for ownership and brand design review so everyone signs off before work starts.
In-house crews deliver the scope on a phased schedule, followed by brand QA, punch-list resolution, and documented sign-off.
Why JMC
We’ve turned brand requirements into budgeted, executed scope on properties across the country — with the in-house departments to control quality, cost, and schedule from gap analysis to sign-off.

Recent work

Sacramento, CA · 448 keys
8 buildings across 17 acres — full reno, shower conversions, new public spaces, all ballrooms, and F&B.

Anaheim, CA · 460 keys
DoubleTree re-brand — full guestroom reno, re-imaged public spaces, and a centerpiece bar and restaurant.

Greenville, SC · 336 keys
336 guestroom and corridor renovation plus a full public-area rework with tailor-made millwork.

Send us the plan and we’ll turn it into a budgeted scope of work — mapped to your brand’s standards and deadline.