Airbnb Cleaning in North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach has 27,608 housing units and 13,347 of them are counted as seasonal, recreational or occasional-use. Forty-eight percent. There are more rental and second homes in this city than there are residents living in it, which makes it one of the densest turnover markets on the East Coast and the single largest concentration of short-term rental work on the Grand Strand.

We turn those properties over on a fixed sequence rather than as a general clean: beds stripped and remade, bathrooms, kitchen and dishes, floors and sand, consumables restocked, the place staged to match the listing photos, then photographs of every room sent to you before we leave. Anything broken or missing goes in the same message, so you hear it from us rather than from a guest.

The city is four beach towns in a row and the work changes as you move through them. Cherry Grove at the north end is beach houses and channels -- big properties, high bed counts, stairs, decks and outdoor showers full of sand. Ocean Drive and Crescent Beach mix houses with mid-rise condos. Windy Hill runs south toward the Myrtle Beach line with more oceanfront condo stock, which turns faster but needs the salt film taken off sliders and balcony glass every single time.

Peak-season houses here still run Saturday to Saturday, so the whole city changes over on one day: guests out in the morning, new guests in that afternoon. Saturdays are not a slow day in this market, they are the day everyone needs a crew at once, and they fill first. Send us your calendar as far ahead as you have it and we will tell you which dates we can cover.