Careful between-stay cleaning with attention to presentation, timing, and the details guests notice.
A vacation rental turnover is about more than a clean floor. The goal is to reset the property so the next guests arrive to a tidy, welcoming space. Each rental has its own procedures, supplies, and checkout-to-check-in window, so the turnover checklist is agreed with the owner or manager.
Guest spaces
Clean bathrooms and kitchen surfaces
Dust and wipe accessible surfaces
Vacuum, sweep, and mop appropriate floors
Remove trash and replace liners when supplies are provided
Check visible areas for forgotten items and report concerns
Beds, kitchen & presentation
Make beds with owner-provided clean linens, when included in the turnover plan
Reset commonly used items and straighten furnishings
Clean an emptied refrigerator as part of an agreed standard turnover
Wipe appliance exteriors, counters, sinks, and dining surfaces
Owner coordination
Follow the property-specific turnover checklist
Flag visible damage, unusually heavy messes, or supply shortages
Confirm any agreed restocking or laundry responsibilities in advance
A clear scope before we begin
This is a guide to typical tasks, not an automatic promise of every item at every property. Your actual service checklist and any add-ons are confirmed with your quote.