Airbnb & Vacation Rental Cleaning
Turnover cleaning on your checkout window, from Waveland to Ocean Springs -- and it does not stop in January.
Roughly 3,600 short-term rentals operate along this coast: about 1,171 in Gulfport, 872 in Biloxi, 687 in Bay St. Louis, 512 in Ocean Springs and 331 in Pass Christian. Condos on the beach side of US-90, raised beach houses on Scenic Drive, cottages in Old Town, and whole houses in the neighborhoods behind them. It is a large, real turnover economy that almost nobody here is set up to serve properly.
The fact that changes everything operationally is that this coast has no true off-season. The casinos run twenty-four hours a day, twelve months a year -- Biloxi's properties won more than a billion dollars in 2025 -- and Harrison County carries 21,646 accommodation-and-food-service jobs. That flattens the winter trough that punishes turnover operators on most Gulf beaches. Occupancy in Biloxi runs near 49 percent and Ocean Springs near 50 percent, and both were up year over year. A cleaning company here is not staffing for a summer and hibernating after Thanksgiving.
We run a turnover as a deadline, not a task list. Checkout to check-in is the window, and everything inside it happens in a fixed order: strip and remake beds, bathrooms, kitchen and dishes, floors, interior glass, balcony or porch, restock the consumables, stage, photograph, out. Nothing in that sequence depends on who is working that day, because it is written down as part of our 42-point checklist rather than remembered.
What makes a Mississippi coast turn different is sand, salt and humidity working together. Sand comes in at the door and settles into thresholds, slider tracks, carpet edges and the bottom of the shower. Salt air films the glass a guest is paying for. And humidity is patient: a bathroom that was merely wiped rather than properly cleaned and ventilated smells like a bathroom by the second night. Those are the three things a five-star review turns on here, and they are the three things a rushed turn leaves behind.
Vacation Rental Turnover Cleaning
A guest paying a beach rate is measuring your rental against a hotel, and the things they notice are small and consistent: a hair in the shower, sand in the slider track, a coffee setup picked over by the last three groups, a towel that smells like the closet it came out of. Turnover cleaning is a hospitality job with a clock attached, and it is a different discipline from cleaning a house somebody lives in.
We reset the property to a known state every single time: beds made to a consistent standard, bathrooms cleaned and restocked, kitchen usable rather than merely wiped, floors done last so nothing tracks back over them, and outdoor space cleared of sand and salt. Then we photograph it. If your listing shows a made bed and a clean balcony, the photos we send you should be indistinguishable from the listing.
- Beds stripped and remade, linens changed
- Bathrooms cleaned, restocked, and glass and mirrors spotted out
- Kitchen reset: dishes, appliance exteriors, sink, counters, trash
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, sand cleared from tracks and entries
- Interior glass and sliders cleaned for the view
- Balconies, porches and decks swept and furniture wiped
- Consumables restocked and low supplies reported
- Photos of every room sent when we walk out
Turnovers That Keep Running Through Winter
On most of the Gulf, a turnover business is a seasonal business. Here it is not, and that is worth building around. The casino economy keeps visitors arriving twelve months a year, and the occupancy figures back it up: Biloxi near 49 percent and Ocean Springs near 50 percent across the whole year, with Ocean Springs listing revenue up 17 percent year over year.
For a host, the practical consequence is that your cleaner needs to still be here in February. A crew that only staffs for July disappears exactly when a mid-winter back-to-back turn goes wrong. We schedule recurring turnover work as year-round work, and we would rather tell you in advance which weeks are tight than quietly hand your unit to whoever is available.
Short-Term Rental Cleaning for Hosts, Property Managers and HOAs
Managing several units turns cleaning into a scheduling problem rather than a cleaning problem. We work off your booking calendar instead of asking you to call in each turnover, coordinate same-day changeovers across properties, and give you one point of contact rather than a different cleaner per unit. Volume arrangements apply once you are running several properties or frequent turns.
Geography matters more here than it does in a compact market. This coast is a forty-mile line on US-90 with water in the middle of it, and the Biloxi Bay Bridge between Biloxi and Ocean Springs is a single point everything east has to cross. So we route island-side and east-side work in blocks rather than pretending a crew can bounce back and forth between a checkout and a four o'clock check-in. If your units are spread between Bay St. Louis and Ocean Springs, tell us where they all are and we will be honest about which combinations work on the same day.
Two cities on this coast also regulate short-term rentals, and it is useful for us to know. Bay St. Louis requires city registration -- a hundred-dollar annual fee on a calendar-year term, with no cap on the number of rentals -- and Ocean Springs requires a permit that must be displayed inside the unit. We are your cleaner, not your compliance advisor, but a registered unit usually comes with a standard attached, and we would rather match it from the first turn.
What Is Included
Ideal For
- Airbnb and VRBO hosts in Gulfport, Biloxi and Bay St. Louis
- Beach house owners in Pass Christian and along Scenic Drive
- Condo owners on the beach side of US-90
- Ocean Springs hosts running permitted short-term rentals
- Property managers coordinating turns across several towns
- Owners who use the property themselves part of the year
How Our Pricing Works
Every home is different. So is every quote.
What shapes your price
- Home size (bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage)
- Service type (house cleaning, deep, move-out, Airbnb turnover, commercial)
- Condition and special requests (pets, post-construction, etc.)
- Frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly, one-time)
- Where you are in the Mississippi Gulf Coast
How you get a number
- Request a free quote online or by phone. We respond within 30 minutes during business hours.
- We confirm the details that matter — no guessing, no hidden fees after the clean.
- Recurring clients get discounted rates vs. one-time visits.
Track everything in your portal
- Create an account when you request your quote.
- Approve the quote, schedule the clean, pay, and message us — all in one place.
How It Works
Send Us the Properties
Addresses, bedrooms and baths, how many each sleeps, and your usual checkout and check-in times.
We Confirm Coverage
We tell you which dates and which parts of the coast we can hold, and reply within one business day.
Work From Your Calendar
Send the booking calendar rather than calling in each turn. Last-minute changes go to the same contact.
Turnover on the Clock
Fixed sequence, written checklist, finished inside your checkout-to-check-in window.
Photos and Report
Photos of every room, plus anything broken, missing or running low.
Not satisfied? We come back and reclean for free within 24 hours.
Safe for your family, pets, and the environment.
Our detailed checklist ensures nothing gets missed.
All cleaning supplies and equipment included. You provide nothing.
Tell us about your place -- we confirm availability and reply quickly.
The price we confirm before we start is the price you pay.