Care
The clean is the
product, not a favor.
Turnover housekeeping to a written standard. Hire it inside full management, or on its own if you still want to run the listing and you are done hoping the beds got done.
The standard
What “clean” means when we say it.
A turnover is finished when the next guest could arrive early and we would not be embarrassed. That is a checklist, a par level of linen, and someone who will say when a room was left worse than a normal stay.
- Kitchen reset: surfaces, appliance fronts, dishes, and the floor you can see under the table
- Bathrooms descaled, glass cleared, towels set the same way every time
- Beds made to a hotel fold, not a tug and a hope
- Floors, glass, and the handles people actually touch
- Inventory: what is missing, what is damaged, noted before the next guest
- A photo closeout when you want to see the rooms without driving over
Linen and restock
Sheets from a rotation. Soap where the guest looks.
Washing yesterday’s sheets in the unit, during the two hours you have before arrival, is how stays start badly. A linen program keeps enough sets in rotation that turnover day is making beds, not doing laundry.
Restock is the same idea for the small things: coffee, dish tabs, paper, hand soap, a welcome note that belongs to that house.
Open the linen pageThe number
Price follows the rooms, not a flat guess.
We quote a clean after we know the home. These are the things that move it. There is no teaser rate that quietly excludes the bathrooms.
- Bedroom and bathroom count
- A same-day turn with a tight gap
- Pets, a hot tub, or a heavy outdoor space
- Linen washed off-site versus a panic cycle in the unit
- Restock of coffee, soap, and the small hospitality items
A cleaning note
Tell us the beds and the city.
Housekeeping only is a complete engagement. If you later want the listing run as well, the rooms will already be on our standard.