ServicesAirbnb Turnover Cleaning
Airbnb Turnover Cleaning in Huntington Park
One guest checks out, the next one is on the way. We clean the whole unit, change the linens, reset the kitchen and bathrooms, restock the basics and send you photos. You get a place that matches your listing and a short note on anything that needs your attention.
What a turnover clean is for
A turnover is not a regular weekly cleaning. It is a reset. Every guest should walk into the same place your listing photos show, with no hair in the shower, no crumbs in the toaster and no leftover food in the fridge.
We work from a checklist built around your unit. You tell us how you like the beds made, where the spare linens live and what gets restocked. We follow it the same way every time, so the place looks the same for every guest.
We also keep an eye on the things hosts are responsible for. We don't handle your short-term rental registration or permits with the city. That stays with you. But if a smoke alarm is chirping, the fire extinguisher is missing from its spot or a posted house rules sheet is gone, we tell you right away so you can fix it before the next check-in.
What we do at every turnover
- Beds and linens
- All the bedding comes off, and we look over the mattress protectors for stains before putting on clean sheets to match your listing photos. Used towels and sheets go where you want them: bagged for pickup or washed in the unit if it has a washer.
- Bathrooms reset
- We clean the toilet, tub, shower glass, sink and mirror, then dry them so no water spots are left. Hair comes out of the drains, and fresh towels, toilet paper and soap go out.
- Kitchen cleared out
- Anything guests left in the fridge goes, and the shelves get wiped. We run and empty the dishwasher and put dishes back in their spots. Counters, stovetop, microwave and coffee maker are wiped inside and out.
- Floors, trash and surfaces
- Every room gets vacuumed and mopped. We dust surfaces and wipe light switches, remotes and door handles. Trash and recycling go out to the bins.
- Restock and staging
- We top off the things you keep on hand, like coffee, paper towels and dish soap, and set out any welcome items you leave for guests. If the supply closet is getting thin, we note it.
- Photos and a damage note
- Once we finish, we photograph each room and send the pictures to you. A broken item, a stained rug or a unit left in rough shape shows up in those photos with a short note, which helps if you file a claim with the platform.
Signs your turnovers need a different cleaner
Guests mention cleanliness in reviews
One comment about hair in the bathroom can cost you bookings. If cleanliness keeps showing up in reviews, the checklist is not being followed.
You are cleaning between guests yourself
Rushing over after work to flip a unit wears you down fast. Handing it off lets you run the listing instead of scrubbing it.
You find out about damage too late
If you only learn about a broken lamp when the next guest complains, you have lost your window to report it. Photos after every turnover fix that.
Supplies run out mid-stay
A guest with no toilet paper messages you at night. Regular restock checks keep that from happening.
The place looks a little different each time
Pillows in the wrong spot, towels folded three ways. Guests notice. A written checklist keeps every turnover the same.
How a turnover runs
- 1
Talk it through by phone
You call, tell us about the unit, how often guests check in and what you need done. We give you a free quote over the phone.
- 2
Build your checklist
We go over your unit with you: bed setup, where linens and supplies are kept, how to get in and anything guests tend to miss. That becomes the checklist we follow.
- 3
Clean after checkout
You let us know your checkout and check-in times. We come in after the guest leaves and work room by room, bathrooms and kitchen first, floors last.
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Send photos and notes
Before we lock up, we photograph each room and send you the pictures with notes on damage, low supplies or safety items like a dead smoke alarm battery.
What sets the cost of each turnover
We usually quote turnovers by the visit. The number depends on how big the unit is and how much you want done between guests. Describe your place on the phone and we give you a free quote, so the cost is settled before the first visit.
- Unit size and bed count
- A one-bed studio goes faster than a three-bedroom house with bunk beds and a pull-out sofa. Every extra bed is another set of sheets to change.
- Washing linens in the unit
- If we run the washer and dryer on site, the visit runs longer. Bagging used linens for a laundry service is quicker.
- The state guests leave it in
- Most checkouts are routine. After a party, big spills, piles of trash or heavy pet hair, the job takes more time, and we check with you before anything gets added.
- Restocking and add-ons
- Refilling supplies, setting out welcome items or an occasional fridge or oven clean all add time on site.
- How often it books
- A unit that flips several times a week stays easier to keep up than one that sits empty and gathers dust between stays.
Questions hosts ask about turnovers
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Can you work around tight checkout and check-in times?
Share your times on the call and we will be straight with you about whether that window fits your unit. On a short gap we do the slow parts first, like linens and bathrooms. We would rather say no up front than rush and miss things.
Do you bring the linens and supplies?
No. Most hosts keep their own sheets, towels and guest supplies in the unit so everything matches the listing. We show up with the cleaning tools and products. When your stock starts running low, we let you know.
What happens if a guest damaged something?
We photograph it before cleaning that area, then send you the pictures with a short note. That gives you a record if you need to report it to the platform. We stay out of it with the guest and the platform directly.
Will you check that my smoke alarms and extinguisher are in place?
We look at them every visit. If an alarm is chirping or missing, or the extinguisher is not in its spot, we tell you before we leave. Meeting your city's short-term rental rules is on you as the host, but we can be an extra set of eyes.
Do you handle units outside Huntington Park?
Yes. We also clean short-term rentals in nearby towns like South Gate, Maywood, Bell Gardens and Downey. Mention where the unit is on the phone and we will confirm it is in our area.
Can you do a deeper clean once in a while?
Yes. Turnovers keep the place guest-ready, but grout, baseboards and the inside of the oven build up over time. Many hosts book our deep cleaning every few months during a gap between stays.
Get your rental guest-ready before the next check-in
Tell us about your unit and your booking schedule. We will walk you through how a turnover would work and what it costs.