Property managers and co-hosts get one point of contact, one invoice, and the same cleaning standard across every unit in the portfolio, instead of coordinating a different cleaner for each property. Orlando STR Cleaning covers 15 service areas, so a portfolio spread across the metro doesn't mean juggling five vendors to keep every listing turn-ready.
A property manager running eight listings across Orlando doesn't need eight separate relationships with eight different cleaners — they need one that answers the phone the same way for unit three as for unit six. Orlando STR Cleaning works with property managers and co-hosts as a standing account: one contact, one schedule, one invoice, applied the same way whether the portfolio is three doors or thirty.
Consistency matters more than any single clean does here. A guest who finds unit six spotless and unit three shorted on towels doesn't blame the cleaner — they blame the host's whole portfolio, and it shows up in both listings' reviews, not just the one that had the bad turn.
How does pricing work across a portfolio?
Market-published rates for a single Orlando turnover run roughly $25 to $300 depending on job type and unit size, according to local providers' posted pricing — a one-bedroom typically lands $50 to $225, a two-bedroom $100 to $225. Orlando STR Cleaning quotes accounts against the actual property list rather than that range, because a 15-unit portfolio with mixed bedroom counts and different turnover frequencies doesn't reduce to one number.
What stays consistent is the invoice. One statement covers every property and every turn in the billing period, instead of a manager reconciling five separate charges against five different bank line items.
What if properties are added or dropped mid-month?
Portfolios change — a listing sells, a new one comes online mid-season, a unit goes offline for renovation. Co-host accounts here scale by property rather than by a fixed monthly contract, so adding or dropping a unit is a schedule change, not a renegotiation of the whole account.
Why work with an account that already has a track record?
A property manager vetting a cleaning vendor is really vetting guest experience by proxy — cleanliness reviews reflect on the manager's whole portfolio, not just the individual cleaner. Orlando STR Cleaning holds a 5 rating across 39 Google reviews, the kind of record a manager can point to when a newly listed property's own reviews are still building.
Do you offer volume pricing for multiple properties?
Pricing is quoted per property before the account starts, based on unit size and turn frequency — a portfolio of similar units usually lands closer to the lower end of the local market range than a one-off single clean would. Ask for a quote against your actual property list rather than a published average.
Can you handle properties across different parts of the metro?
Yes — the account covers 15 service areas, so a portfolio spread across the region runs on one schedule, not several.
How does billing work for a co-host account?
One invoice per billing period covers every property and turn under the account, rather than a separate charge per clean.