Airbnb & Seasonal Rental Cleaning

A turnover is a deadline, not a task list. Checkout is at one time, check-in is at another, and the review your next guest writes depends entirely on what happens in between. We run turnovers as a fixed sequence: strip and remake beds, bathrooms, kitchen and dishes, floors and dust, restock consumables, stage, photograph, out.

Every turnover ends with photos of each room sent to you. You should not have to drive across town or fly in from another state to know whether a property is guest-ready, and if something is broken or missing you hear it from us before you hear it from a guest.

This is the biggest and least-served job in Yuma County. Winter residents arrive in October and November to homes that have been shut since spring, and they leave again in March and April. Both ends need a clean, and they are different cleans.

An open-up clean is a reset after months of standing empty in the dustiest air in the country: fan blades, vent grilles, window and door tracks, glass and screens, inside appliances that have been sitting unused, every horizontal surface, and the bathrooms after months dry. A close-up clean is about leaving well: refrigerator emptied and wiped out, cabinets and pantry cleared down, linens handled, bathrooms sanitized, floors done last, so you are not walking back into your own neglect in November.

The useful thing to send us is your arrival and departure weeks, as far ahead as you know them. Those two dates schedule everything else, and October, November, March and April are the weeks that fill first.

A lot of Yuma winter housing is not a conventional house. It is a park model in a resort community, a casita or guest house behind a main home, a mobile or manufactured home in a seasonal park, or a small unit rented out for part of the year. These clean differently: compact footprints where every surface is within reach, more built-in cabinetry per square foot, and hard surfaces throughout rather than carpet.

We quote all of them, and we do not treat a 400-square-foot park model as a scaled-down house -- it is a different job with a different sequence. If access runs through a park office or a gate code rather than a key you hand us, tell us that when you request the quote; in this market it is normal and it usually decides how a visit gets scheduled.

Managing more than one property turns cleaning into a scheduling problem. We work off your calendar rather than asking you to call in each turnover, coordinate same-day changeovers where the geography allows it, and give you one point of contact instead of a different cleaner per unit.

Because Yuma is a new market for us, we will be straight with you about capacity rather than saying yes to everything and sorting it out later. Send us the properties and the calendar, and you will get a plain answer about what we can cover and when, within one business day.