Trash-out and bin service means Orlando STR Cleaning clears what departing guests leave, gets bins out and back around the booking calendar, and handles the volume a long stay produces — which is far more cardboard than trash.
A guest staying a month orders things. Groceries, household items, whatever they did not bring and did not want to go out for — and all of it arrives in boxes that pile up somewhere in the property.
Cardboard is the specific problem on extended-stay rentals. It is bulky rather than heavy, it fills a recycling bin in a couple of deliveries, and once that bin is full it accumulates in a garage or a corner for the rest of the booking.
Why does a long stay leave more than a short one?
Because the guest lived there. A month of ordinary household life produces ordinary household volume, and unlike a resident nobody has been putting a bin out weekly for it.
It also all leaves at once. Whatever built up over four weeks needs to go on the day the property has to be ready for whoever is next, which is rarely a collection day.
What about what a departing guest leaves behind?
Relocation and work stays leave more than holidays do — a chair or a desk bought for the stay, kitchen items, and whatever did not fit in the car when they moved on.
Those are haul-away rather than bin items, and worth clearing in the same visit rather than storing in a garage that then cannot be used for anything else.
What do I do about all the delivery boxes?
They get broken down and taken rather than left to fill a recycling bin two deliveries in. Cardboard is the largest single volume on an extended-stay property and it is the thing most likely to be piled in a garage by the end of a booking.
Will you handle bins between guests?
Yes, timed against the bookings. With nobody in the property there is no one to put a bin out or bring it back, so a rental tends to have one standing at the curb for days or one that missed collection entirely.
Can you clear furniture a guest bought and left?
Yes, as haul-away rather than bin items. Longer work and relocation stays leave desks, chairs and kitchen equipment behind fairly often, and it is worth clearing in one visit rather than accumulating it across bookings.