Cleaning Services in Flagler Beach, FL

It is an older town and a seasonal one. The median age is 61.3, and 40.1 percent of residents are 65 or older. 17.0 percent of the city's housing is held for seasonal or occasional use, and at the 2020 census 27.6 percent of housing units were vacant on the day of the count. That means a lot of houses here sit closed for part of the year and open again when their owners return, which is exactly the job our reopening clean is built for: dust off every flat surface, the wet rooms reset, the refrigerator, the slider tracks and the lanai, all done before you walk in.

Vacation rentals are the other half of the work. Tax collector records counted 202 properties used as vacation rentals in Flagler Beach in October 2024, and AirDNA tracks about 245 active listings -- roughly 200 to 250 rentals in a town of about 5,200 people. A turnover here is about sand and glass: coquina sand in every slider track, threshold and shower, a salt film on the sliding glass doors, and a guest who walked in straight off the beach. We run those turns as a fixed sequence and send photos of every room before we leave.

The 32136 ZIP also carries Beverly Beach, a separate town of 474 people on 0.39 square miles of A1A just north of Flagler Beach, where half the housing units are mobile homes. USPS files it as an alias of Flagler Beach, so a Beverly Beach address may write either town name, and we serve it as part of this page. Recurring house cleaning, reopening cleans, vacation-rental turnovers and move-outs are the core of the work on this stretch of A1A.