Airbnb & Short-Term Rental Turnover Cleaning in San Francisco, Oakland & Berkeley
Checkout at 11, check-in at 3, and the place has to be reset: beds remade with fresh linens, bathrooms done, trash out, floors clean. We turn over short-term rentals per turnover, with the same cleaner each time so every guest sees the same listing.
Linens, baths, floors, trash. Same scope every visit
15:00
Next guest checks in
01 / The reset
What an Airbnb turnover cleaning looks like
A turnover is a reset between guests, scheduled around your booking calendar. Give us the checkout-to-check-in windows and they go on the schedule ahead of time.
We don’t offer same-day or rush service; turnovers are booked ahead, not called in the morning of. Every visit works from the same checklist.
02 / Included
What's included in every turnover
Every turnover covers the standard scope, reachable surfaces only, meaning from the floor or a two-step stool.
Kitchen
Counters, backsplash and sink, appliance exteriors, stovetop and range exterior, cabinet and drawer faces wiped, floors swept and mopped, trash removed.
Bathrooms
Toilet cleaned and sanitized, shower, tub and surrounding tile, sink, vanity, counters and mirror, floors, trash.
All rooms
Dusting of reachable surfaces, carpets and rugs vacuumed in place, hard floors swept and mopped, general tidying, trash and recycling to your designated bin.
Linen swap
Included with every turnover at no extra charge. It isn’t an add-on and it isn’t a line on your invoice.
We bring all products and equipment. Extra baths or add-ons like an oven or interior windows are added to that turnover’s quote, not assumed.
03 / Out of scope
There's a limit worth knowing up front
We clean; we don’t do restoration. If a guest leaves the place badly, tell us and we’ll price the extra work before doing it.
Hoarding-level conditions
Mold remediation
Pests and insects
Pet waste and biohazard cleanup
Moving heavy furniture or appliances
Any work above a two-step stool
04 / Price
What one Airbnb turnover costs
A single turnover starts at $179 in San Francisco. On a 6-pack it’s from $149 in San Francisco and from $134 in Oakland and Berkeley, about 10% less.
Bedrooms, bathrooms and add-ons set your figure; the quote form gives the real number for your address.
You can buy a single turnover or a pack of 4, 5 or 6. A one-off is the sensible way to try us before you commit a season to anyone.
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One-off turnover
No validity window
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4-pack
Four months to use
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5-pack
Five months to use
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6-pack
Six months to use
Pack rates depend on finishing the pack within its window: four, five or six months. Cancel early, or let a pack expire, and the turnovers you’ve used are rebilled at the next-lower pack rate (the one-off rate below four). One 90-day extension is available at our discretion, so ask early if your calendar goes quiet.
Pick your listing details, price and dates. The time is held for about 30 minutes while you check out; if the hold lapses, nothing is charged.
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You pay a deposit, not the pack
The deposit is 25% of the total, $50 minimum, taken on one turnover only, not the whole pack. Each visit’s balance is due on completion, same day, by your chosen method. The card on file is never charged for the cleaning itself.
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You get your dedicated cleaner
One person who learns your listing: where the linens live, which closet stays shut, how the shower door sticks. Owner’s closet or locked room? Say so at booking and it stays skipped.
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If anything's not right, we come back
Tell us within 24 hours and we’ll re-clean the affected areas free.
Insured, bonded, owner-operated
Insured and bonded, owner-operated, and every cleaner is background-checked and reference-checked.
When guests cancel
Cancellations are free with more than 4 days’ notice; with less, the fee depends on how late the notice is. The first-cancellation waiver doesn’t apply to turnovers. Details are in our cancellation policy.
Four months on a 4-pack, five on a 5-pack, six on a 6-pack, with one 90-day extension at our discretion. An expired pack is rebilled like a broken pack: used turnovers move to the next-lower pack rate.