Cleaners active in Minneapolis
Katie McLain
Cleaner in Minneapolis, MN
5+ years experience
Mpls Cleaning Co. is a locally owned, insured cleaning company providing reliable, detail-focused Airbnb and short-term rental turnovers. Our professional team delivers consistently clean, guest-ready spaces that help hosts make a great first impression.
The Luxe Cleaning Co.
Cleaner in Minneapolis, MN
5+ years experience
The Luxe Cleaning Co. specializes in premium Airbnb turnovers throughout the Twin Cities. We work with host that manage several properties and can easily manage with our large team. Our experienced team handles same-day and emergency cleanings, linen services, restocking, and detailed property inspections to ensure every home is guest-ready.
NorthStarCleaning
Cleaner in Andover, MN
New to Host Wingman
Reliable, hardworking and respectful, and we're always on time and ready to work in Andover, MN. Same-day service available.
Minneapolis Vacation Rental Stats
Market estimates from Rabbu, April 2026. Figures vary by data provider.
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Airbnb cleaning in Minneapolis: rates, supply and host feedback
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Cleaners covering Minneapolis
Active Host Wingman cleaners whose service area includes Minneapolis.
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Credentials are self-reported on each profile. Ask for proof before you book.
Vacation rental cleaning in Minneapolis, MN
Host Wingman works for Airbnb, Vrbo and direct-booking homes alike. Describe the property once, set your checkout and check-in times, and Minneapolis cleaners bid on the job. Peak demand here runs Jun to Aug, so lining up a reliable cleaner before the rush matters.
Short-term rental cleaners near Minneapolis
Browse short-term rental cleaners whose service areas cover Minneapolis, then message them before you hire. Recurring jobs and your own checklist keep every turnover consistent without a group chat.
Vetted vacation home cleaners in Minneapolis
Every profile shows the cleaner's experience, listed credentials such as insurance, bonding and licensing, and reviews from other hosts. Credentials are self-reported, so ask for proof of insurance before you book a premium home.
Turnover cleaning services in Minneapolis for property managers
Managing several units? Post each turnover, compare bids, and use checklists and completion photos to confirm the work without being on site. With about About 1,100 active short-term rentals in Minneapolis, back-to-back stays are routine.
Minneapolis's short-term rental market moves fast
Twin Cities demand
Minneapolis and St. Paul draw business travelers, sports and concert fans, and visitors for the lakes and parks.
Summer peak
June through August is the strongest season, with August the best month for revenue.
Licensed hosts
Minneapolis requires a short-term rental license, so serious hosts want reliable, documented cleaning.
Big event weekends
Games at U.S. Bank Stadium and Target Field and concerts keep weekends busy.
A host's guide to Minneapolis turnovers
Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota, known for its lakes, parks, music venues and sports. Guests come for work, games and concerts, university visits and trips to the Mall of America nearby.
Rentals include condos, apartments, duplexes and houses. Cold winters mean salt, slush and heavy coats at the door, while summer brings outdoor gear and lake days.
Market data from Rabbu in April 2026 counted about 1,100 active listings in Minneapolis, with an average nightly rate near $168 and the strongest months from June through August.
What a Minneapolis turnover usually includes
- Stripping and remaking every bed with fresh linens
- Cleaning bathrooms, including shower glass and fixtures
- Resetting the kitchen: dishes, fridge, counters and coffee station
- Wiping entryways and mopping away winter salt and slush
- Vacuuming carpets and mopping hard floors
- Wiping balconies, patios and shared entrances
- Taking trash and recycling out on collection day
- Taking photos of each room and flagging damage or missing items
Rules to check before you host in Minneapolis
Rules depend on your property type, so confirm yours. This is an overview, not legal advice.
- Minneapolis requires a short-term rental license, and the license ID must appear on every platform listing.
- Licensing includes a management plan for noise, trash and parking, notice to neighbors and a posted floor plan.
- Insurance of at least $300,000 is required if your platform does not provide it.
- Owners may operate one short-term rental in addition to their homesteaded property, and occupancy is limited to 10 people.
- Large buildings limit the share of units that can be short-term rentals, and HOA or condo rules can also limit rentals.
Rules change often. Confirm current requirements with the City of Minneapolis rental licensing office, state and local lodging taxes, and your HOA.
Where Minneapolis cleaners work
Minneapolis jobs reach cleaners across the Twin Cities, including St. Paul, Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park and Richfield. Winter weather can slow travel, so share entry and parking details in advance.
Minneapolis Airbnb cleaning: common questions
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