ServicesAirbnb Turnover Cleaning
Airbnb Turnover Cleaning in Lakewood
When one guest checks out, we get your rental ready for the next one. Beds made, bathrooms and kitchen cleaned, trash out, supplies checked. You get a place that matches your listing photos and a heads-up on anything that needs your attention.
What a turnover clean is, and when you need one
A turnover clean is the reset between two stays. It is faster and more focused than a deep cleaning. We clean what guests touch and notice, and we put everything back where your listing says it will be.
It is the right call if you host short stays and can't be there for every checkout. It also fits hosts who are tired of patching together help and getting different results each time. If the place hasn't had a thorough clean in months, start with a deep cleaning, then switch to turnovers.
What we do on every turnover
Beds and linens
We strip the beds and remake them with your clean set. If your unit has a washer and dryer, we can start the used linens and towels so they are ready for next time.
Bathrooms
Toilet, sink, tub or shower, mirror and floor. We pull hair from drains you can see, wipe fixtures dry so they don't spot, and hang fresh towels the way you like them shown.
Kitchen reset
Counters, stovetop, microwave inside and out, sink and the fronts of appliances. We check the fridge for leftover food, run or empty the dishwasher, and put dishes back where they belong.
Floors, dust and trash
Vacuum and mop the floors, dust the surfaces guests see, and take every bag of trash and recycling out to the bins.
Supply check
We look over toilet paper, soap, coffee and other basics you keep on hand. We restock from your supply closet and tell you what is running low.
A walk-through report
Broken glass, a stain on the couch, a missing remote. We note what we find and let you know so you can deal with it before the next guest arrives.
Signs it's time to hand off your turnovers
Reviews mention cleanliness
One comment about hair in the shower or crumbs on the counter can drag down a rating. That is usually the first sign the reset is getting rushed.
You're cleaning on your day off
If you spend weekends driving over to flip the unit, your time is worth more than that.
Back-to-back bookings
Tight gaps between checkout and check-in leave no room for mistakes. A set routine done the same way each time keeps you from scrambling.
Supplies keep running out
Guests notice when there's no toilet paper or dish soap. A regular check catches it before it turns into a message from a guest.
Damage you find too late
If you only learn about a broken item after the next guest reports it, you have missed your window to take it up with the platform.
How a turnover works with us
- 1
Talk it through by phone
Tell us the size of the place, how many beds and baths, your usual checkout and check-in times, and how often you host. We give you a free quote on that call.
- 2
Set your standard
You show us how you want the place to look. Towel folds, where the extra blankets go, what sits on the counter. We follow it every time so your listing stays consistent.
- 3
Access and scheduling
We agree on how we get in, such as a lockbox or door code, and how you let us know about new bookings. You send dates, we put them on the calendar.
- 4
The clean and the report
We clean, restock, and walk the unit before we lock up. Then we tell you it's done and pass along anything we found.
What moves the price of a turnover
Most turnovers are priced per visit. The number depends on the size of the place and how much has to happen between guests. We'll walk through it on the phone and give you a clear quote before we start.
- Beds and bathrooms
- Each extra bed to make and bathroom to clean adds time. A studio is quicker than a three-bedroom house.
- Laundry
- Washing and drying linens on site takes longer than swapping in a set you have ready. Tell us which way you want it.
- How guests leave it
- Most stays are light. A party, a pet or a long stay can leave more work, and we'll let you know if a visit runs over.
- How often you host
- Steady bookings let us settle into a routine for your unit, which keeps each visit efficient.
- Extras
- Inside the oven, patio furniture, or windows are add-ons. Plenty of hosts schedule them every few months, not every stay.
Airbnb turnover cleaning questions
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Do you supply the linens and toiletries?
No. You keep the linens, towels and guest supplies at the unit, and we use those. We bring our own cleaning products and equipment. If you want guests to see a certain brand of soap, keep it stocked and we'll set it out.
What happens if a guest checks out late?
We work with the times you give us. If a guest is still inside, we let you know and wait or come back. It's best to tell us your typical checkout and check-in times up front so we can plan the day.
Will you tell me about damage?
Yes. We note anything broken, stained or missing and let you know after the clean. That gives you time to replace it or report it through your hosting platform.
Do you clean rentals outside Lakewood?
We cover Lakewood and nearby towns such as Long Beach, Bellflower and Cerritos. Ask when you call and we'll tell you if your address is in our area.
Can you do a bigger clean every so often?
Yes. Many hosts book a deep cleaning a few times a year to catch baseboards, inside cabinets and other spots a turnover skips. We can set that up on the same call as your turnovers.
Get your next guest's stay off on the right foot
Tell us about your rental and your booking pattern. We'll give you a straight price and a plan for each turnover.