We bring turnover cleaning to homes across Miami, FL and nearby. Find your neighborhood below, or request a free quote.
Sunny Isles turnovers are sand and salt air. Over here it's front desks and paperwork. Plenty of the Intracoastal towers — Porto Vita, Turnberry Isle, Williams Island — hold a six-month minimum lease regardless of zoning, so we ask hosts…
STR Cleaning in Aventura →Condo-hotel units aren't a regular Airbnb turnover. Between the St. Regis, Harbour House and One Bal Harbour, much of the inventory on the 96th to 102nd stretch of Collins sits in a rental program, and the building sets its own standard…
STR Cleaning in Bal Harbour →The parking ticket is what usually kills a turnover here. A crew half-blocks a loading zone off Kane Concourse, gets cited before the linens are out of the van, and the whole day runs late. So we plan the van first and the clean second.
STR Cleaning in Bay Harbor Islands →Miami STR Cleaning turns over Airbnb and Vrbo units in Brickell, 0.9 miles from the center of Miami and the same distance from Downtown Miami. Because the two sit so close, checkout-to-check-in pairs between them route as one stop.
STR Cleaning in Brickell →The turnover that goes sideways here usually starts with parking. Grand Avenue and Main Highway get tight and shady, the side streets are unstriped, and hunting for a swale to put the van on costs fifteen minutes before a single bed is…
STR Cleaning in Coconut Grove →Owners in the downtown condo towers are the ones who call here. The barrel-tile Mediterranean Revival houses near the Biltmore look like the money, but code and zoning keep nightly rentals off those blocks, so the turnover volume is…
STR Cleaning in Coral Gables →Getting out here means the Dolphin, and the Dolphin decides how the day goes. We treat this side of the county as a route anchor — first stop of the morning or the last one on the way back — not a 1pm insert between two Brickell turns.
STR Cleaning in Doral →The elevator is the whole job. Downtown turnovers live or die on a freight reservation, and most buildings here — Vizcayne, 50 Biscayne, Centro, the new Worldcenter towers — want 24 hours' notice before a cart of linens goes up.
STR Cleaning in Downtown Miami →Biscayne Boulevard decides how the day goes here. When it stacks up we cut over to NE 2nd Avenue and still make the checkout window.
STR Cleaning in Edgewater →Every turnover here starts with the Rickenbacker Causeway, toll included, because there's one way onto this island and no clever detour when it backs up.
STR Cleaning in Key Biscayne →Drywall dust doesn't quit after one clean. Half the units we turn off NE 2nd Avenue were gutted concrete-block bungalows eighteen months ago, and that grit keeps working out of the AC vents for a season.
STR Cleaning in Little Haiti →Turnovers here live or die on where the van parks. The interior streets off Calle Ocho are narrow one-ways with grass swales instead of curbs, so we run a small vehicle and carry linens in by hand. Costs us a few minutes.
STR Cleaning in Little Havana →A walk-up on Ocean Drive forgives a lot. Up here it doesn't. Guests booking a condo-hotel unit near the Fontainebleau or the Eden Roc are paying hotel money and they inspect like it — hospital corners, no water spots on the glass.
STR Cleaning in Mid-Beach →An 11am checkout on Harbor Island and a 3pm check-in two floors up in the same building — that's a normal Saturday here. The 79th Street Causeway drops us between mainland Miami and North Beach, so these turnovers usually slot in…
STR Cleaning in North Bay Village →Two- and three-story MiMo walk-ups from the 1950s make up most of the rental stock here, and that shapes the job. No elevator, so linens and restock bins go up the stairs on someone's shoulder.
STR Cleaning in North Beach →Half the units we turn between Ocean Drive and Washington are prewar Art Deco walk-ups — three or four floors, no elevator. Linens go up on our backs, so we carry in sets sized to the unit and bring the strip-out down on the way back.
STR Cleaning in South Beach →Guests up here don't book three nights. A family from Buenos Aires takes the unit for six weeks, a Russian couple treats it like a second home, and the snowbirds land in November and don't leave until spring.
STR Cleaning in Sunny Isles Beach →The oceanfront stretch of Collins between 88th and 96th is mostly low- and mid-rise condo, and turnovers there run differently than they do down in South Beach. Loading zones are tight.
STR Cleaning in Surfside →Biscayne Boulevard between 50th and 77th is where almost all the rentable inventory sits. Converted MiMo motels, mostly — the Vagabond and Selina are the recognizable ones.
STR Cleaning in Upper East Side →Owners of converted warehouse lofts usually call us after a review mentions dust. Concrete floors, exposed duct, ceilings nobody reaches off a step stool — a standard condo kit doesn't touch that.
STR Cleaning in Wynwood →