Airbnb & Vacation Rental Cleaning in Flagler Beach, FL

Flagler Beach carries the most concentrated vacation-rental work in this market. Tax collector records counted 202 properties used as vacation rentals in the city in October 2024, and AirDNA tracks about 245 active listings -- roughly 200 to 250 rentals in a town of about 5,200 people, where 17.0 percent of the housing is held for seasonal or occasional use. It is a thin strip on A1A between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Waterway, with six miles of orange-tinted coquina sand and one fishing pier.

Kiwi Cleaning runs turnovers here on your check-out-to-check-in clock, as a fixed sequence rather than a general clean: strip and remake beds, bathrooms, kitchen and dishes, floors and tracks, the inside of the glass, the screened lanai or porch, restock, stage, photograph, out. Every turn ends with photos of each room sent to you before we leave, plus a note on anything broken, missing or running low.

Sand is the local problem, and it decides the review. Coquina sand travels: into slider tracks, along thresholds, under the edges of rugs, into the bottom of the shower and between the sofa cushions, and a guest finds it barefoot. Salt air leaves a film on sliding glass doors and the fixtures near them, and the view through that glass is part of what the listing sells. We clean the inside of the glass on every turn and give the tracks and thresholds their own pass rather than hoping the vacuum catches them.

The 32136 ZIP also covers Beverly Beach, the small town on A1A just north of Flagler Beach that USPS files as an alias, so a rental there sits on the same route. If you own more than one property between the two, we run one written 42-point checklist across all of them and give you one point of contact instead of a different cleaner per property.