Short-term rental cleaning is the umbrella term covering Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com turnovers — resetting a property between guests so it's ready to book again immediately. Orlando STR Cleaning covers 15 areas around Orlando with a 5 rating across 39 Google reviews, serving single-property hosts and multi-unit portfolios on the same account.
Every booking platform calls it something slightly different — a turnover, a reset, a clean between stays — but it's the same job: get a property back to guest-ready condition before the next reservation's check-in window opens. Orlando STR Cleaning runs that job across 15 areas in and around Orlando, for single condos, whole houses, and portfolios with a dozen units on one account.
A 5 rating from 39 Google reviews doesn't guarantee any specific turnover goes perfectly, but it's the number a new host can actually check before handing a stranger a key code between paying guests.
What's different about a portfolio account versus a single listing?
A single-property host gets the same turnover a portfolio account does — same standard, no discount on quality — but the coordination changes. A dozen-unit portfolio needs one calendar that doesn't double-book cleaners across properties on the same afternoon, one invoice instead of twelve, and a single point of contact when a guest shows up early. That coordination is the real product for a manager running several units at once; the cleaning itself is the baseline.
What does short-term rental cleaning cost in Orlando?
Rates published by local providers for STR cleaning around Orlando — ten figures from five companies — typically span $25 to $300, and that wide a range says more about how differently properties get quoted than about what any single job costs. A one-bedroom turn is a different job from a four-bedroom one, and most operators price accordingly instead of posting one number for everything.
As a rough size guide, published local rates for a one-bedroom turnover typically run $50 to $225, and for a two-bedroom, $100 to $225 — figures pulled from several Orlando-area providers, not a quote for any specific property. The actual number depends on size, condition, and any add-ons, so ask for one against your listing rather than the average.
Does 'short-term rental cleaning' mean something different from 'Airbnb cleaning'?
Not really — 'short-term rental' is the neutral, platform-agnostic version of the term, and it matters because plenty of hosts list the same property on Airbnb, VRBO, and Booking.com at once and don't want three different vendor relationships for one unit. One cleaning standard covers all three listings under a single account.
What counts as a 'short-term rental' for cleaning purposes?
Any property booked through Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, or a similar platform for stays typically under 30 days. The cleaning standard stays the same regardless of which platform the booking came through.
How many properties can be managed on one account?
There's no set cap. Orlando STR Cleaning already covers 15 areas around Orlando, and portfolio accounts run from a single listing up to a dozen or more units under one invoice and one point of contact.
Is short-term rental cleaning different from regular house cleaning?
Yes. A house cleaning is scheduled by the homeowner on their own timeline; a short-term rental turn is scheduled around a check-out time set by a guest the cleaner has never met, with a hard deadline before the next arrival. The standard has to be photo-ready every time, not just tidy.
Do you serve single hosts as well as property management companies?
Yes, both get the same service at different scale. A single host gets the same turnover a management company's dozen units get; the account setup is what differs, not the cleaning itself.