Mid-stay and deep clean
Long stays and slow weeks, handled between guests.
A mid-stay visit for long bookings and a deep clean for the gaps in the calendar.
A two-week booking needs a visit in the middle, and a slow week is the time for the jobs a turnover has no room for. Both are booked on the same calendar, and the same report comes back.
What the two visits cover
A mid-stay visit for bookings over a week
Trash, towels and kitchen reset
A deep clean for the gaps in your calendar
Appliance and baseboard work
Windows and balcony doors
A photo report either way
The deep-clean list
What a slow week is for.
A mid-stay is a light reset. A deep clean goes where a turnover does not.
Mid-stay reset
Trash and recycling out
Towels swapped, beds not touched unless asked
Kitchen wiped and dishes done
Bathroom wiped
Floors vacuumed
Kitchen deep
Oven and stovetop
Inside the fridge and freezer
Cabinet fronts and handles
Microwave and small appliances
Bathroom deep
Grout and tile
Showerhead and fixtures
Exhaust fan cover
Under the sink
Whole unit
Baseboards and doors
Interior windows and tracks
Light fixtures and fan blades
Behind and under furniture that moves easily
Beside the checklist
What is extra, and what we do not do.
A deep clean is quoted from the walk-through and priced by the hour or the unit.
Extra, priced when you ask
Carpet or upholstery cleaning, through a partner
Hot tub or grill reset
Balcony and patio washdown
Inside the washer and dryer
We do not do
Mold or biohazard cleanup
Exterior windows above the first floor
Moving appliances or heavy furniture
Repairs and painting
How it goes
How it is booked.
Both visits use your calendar and the same crew.
Step 1: We see the long booking
Anything over a week gets a mid-stay offer by text.
Step 2: You say yes or no
A text is enough. No reply means no visit.
Step 3: The crew goes in at an agreed time
Usually when the guest is out, and always by agreement with you.
Step 4: The report comes back
The same photographed checklist, shorter.
What moves the number
What sets the rate.
Mid-stays are priced per visit; deep cleans are priced from the walk-through.
Size of the unit
Square footage and the number of bathrooms set the base.
Scope
Windows, appliances and baseboards each add time.
The gap
A quiet week lets us work with one person; a short gap needs two.
Short answers
Questions about this job.
Do guests need to be out?
For a mid-stay, we ask the guest for a window through you, and we reschedule if they say no.
How often should I book a deep clean?
It depends on the unit and the season. We suggest a time at the monthly walk-through and you decide.
Is the report different?
Shorter, but the same: photographs of what we did and flags for anything we found.
Tell us about the long bookings.
Send the link and mention which units get stays of a week or more.