Airbnb Cleaning for Hosts

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An Airbnb turnover cleaning is a complete reset of a short-term rental between guests that goes beyond standard house cleaning, so the unit is fully guest-ready. Hosts who live elsewhere, co-hosts, and managers with several units book it for a flat per-turnover price by bedroom count and a crew that works between check-out and check-in. The same written checklist runs on every turn. Request your free quote.

What's included in an Airbnb turnover

The checklist follows a turnover in order. Beds stripped and remade with fresh linens, kitchen and bathrooms cleaned, floors and high-touch surfaces done down to the remote controls. Then toiletries, paper goods, and kitchen basics restocked and the unit staged the way your listing shows it. Last, what a house cleaner never does: trash out, a damage and inventory check, lost and found reported to you. The same checklist runs on every turn.

Turnover, deep clean, reset: three different jobs

A turnover is a fast, complete reset between guests. A deep house cleaning of the unit is a scheduled, slower job that reaches what turnovers skip: grout, baseboards, inside the oven, under furniture, mattress protectors, and carpets. A reset is a longer turnover after a long stay, a large group, or heavy use.

Turnovers happen after every check-out. A deep house cleaning of the rental comes seasonally, or every one to three months depending on occupancy. A reset happens whenever the crew or the host flags it.

Guests don't know which kind of cleaning happened. They only see the result, and the scheduled deep house cleaning is what keeps the unit looking right after months of bookings, which protects your cleanliness score over time.

How long a turnover takes, and how it fits between check-out and check-in

A turnover usually takes about one to two hours of crew time for a studio or one bedroom, two to four for two bedrooms, and four to six or more for a three bedroom or larger unit.

What moves the time:

Laundry done on site adds time, so a second set of linens or off-site laundry keeps the window safe.

A messy check-out or heavy cooking adds about half an hour to an hour.

Two people cut the time in the unit roughly in half.

Scheduling: share your booking calendar, or your check-out and check-in times, and the crew is booked inside that window. Turning a unit around between one guest leaving and the next one arriving is the normal case for a short-term rental, not an exception, and the work is planned around it.

If a guest leaves late or the unit is worse than expected, you hear it from us right away, not from the next guest.

How much does Airbnb cleaning cost a host?

Hosts mix up two numbers. One is what you pay the cleaner for each turnover, which is what this page covers. The other is the cleaning fee you charge guests in your listing, a pricing decision our cleaning fee guide walks through.

An Airbnb turnover usually runs about $75 to $250 per cleaning, around $150 on average.

By size: bedroom count sets most of the price. A studio or one bedroom sits at the low end, two and three bedrooms in the middle, and a unit with four or more bedrooms, or a high-end property, sits at the top, since there are more beds to strip and more bathrooms to reset.

Flat price, not hourly: we quote one fixed price per turnover from your bedrooms, bathrooms, and the condition of the unit, so you know the cost of every booking in advance and can build it into your guest fee if you choose.

Included: remaking every bed with fresh linens, restocking labor, staging, trash, and the damage and inventory check.

Priced separately: a hot tub, a pool, or a large load of laundry runs about $25 to $55 each time. Supplies, a scheduled deep house cleaning, and a reset after a large group are quoted separately.

The estimate is free.

Airbnb cleaning by state

Pick your state below. Each state page lists the cities we serve there with local per-turnover pricing. Every city page also covers the local basics a host has to handle, such as short-term rental registration and lodging tax, because those rules are set city by city.

Airbnb cleaning FAQ for hosts

How much does it cost to pay someone to clean an Airbnb?

Most turnovers come to about $75 to $250 each, around $150 on average, depending on bedrooms, bathrooms, and the condition of the unit. What you charge guests is a separate decision, and our cleaning fee guide covers it.

Are sheets and towels changed between every guest?

Yes. Every set that was out is stripped and replaced with fresh linens, whether it looks used or not. Nobody can tell a bed that was slept in from one that wasn't, so every bed gets the same treatment.

Does a host need a deep house cleaning on top of turnovers?

Yes, on a seasonal or occupancy-based schedule. It adds grout, baseboards, inside the oven, under furniture, mattress protectors, carpets, and vents, the work a turnover skips to fit the window.

What happens with back-to-back bookings or a late check-out?

The crew is booked inside your check-out to check-in window, and a two-person crew cuts the time in the unit roughly in half, which matters when that window is tight. If a guest leaves late and the turn will run close, you hear it from us right away so you can talk to the next guest.

Who supplies guest consumables?

Toilet paper, soap, coffee, and the other guest consumables are yours. The crew restocks them from your stock on every turn and flags anything running low so you can reorder in time.

Can one company cover several units or a co-hosted portfolio?

Yes. Each unit gets its own flat per-turnover price from its bedrooms, bathrooms, and condition, so a portfolio is quoted unit by unit and you know the cost of every turn in each one.