A turnover resets the home between guests. A deep clean catches what turnovers do not. There is no single right schedule, but there is a good way to decide.
What a deep clean covers
- Inside appliances: oven, refrigerator, dishwasher filter.
- Baseboards, vents, light fixtures and ceiling fans.
- Behind and under furniture, and mattress and sofa care.
- Grout, shower tracks and window tracks.
- Closets, drawers and cabinets.
How to set the schedule
A busy, high-turnover home needs deep cleans more often than a lightly booked one. Many hosts schedule one every few months and add one before a busy season. Use your own reviews as a guide: if guests start mentioning dust or smells, you are overdue.
Book it in quiet periods
Deep cleans take longer, so place them in a gap between bookings and post the job with extra time. Tell the cleaner it is a deep clean when you post so they can price it correctly.
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