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Working as a cleaner in Savannah

Savannah is a popular destination for its historic squares, waterfront, food and festivals. March through July is busiest, with St. Patrick's Day a peak weekend, and visitors also come for SCAD events and trips to nearby Tybee Island.

Many rentals are in historic buildings with older features, tight stairs and character that guests love. Humidity and coastal air require careful attention, and cleaners who know historic homes are a big plus.

Savannah's squares, oak canopies, ghost tours and river street make it a walking city, and many rentals are historic homes with high ceilings and old floors. Humidity, pollen and sand from Tybee mean entries and windows need steady attention, and rules for short-term rentals are specific, so confirm them locally.

What a Savannah turnover involves

Hosts in Savannah list these tasks on most jobs, so price your bid around them:

• Refreshing all beds with clean sheets, spot-checking pillows and blankets, and restocking bathroom towels
• Disinfecting showers, toilets and counters, wiping mirrors streak-free, and emptying the trash
• Wiping counters, stovetop and appliance fronts, emptying the dishwasher, and tossing anything left in the fridge
• Vacuuming carpets and rugs, then mopping hard floors room by room
• Cleaning older floors, windows and fixtures with care
• Checking for humidity related mildew or musty smells
• Cleaning patios and courtyards that guests use often
• Checking supply levels and flagging low items to you, then relocking via smart lock or keypad
• Leaving you a photo record of the clean and a short note on anything unusual

Where Savannah cleaners work

Service areas decide who sees your Savannah job. Cleaners based around the Historic District, Midtown, Southside, Tybee Island, Pooler and Richmond Hill often travel across town, so more than one bid may come from outside Savannah itself. Read each profile before you hire.

Local rules your Savannah hosts are working with

These apply to the host, not to you, but knowing them helps you understand what hosts ask of a cleaner. This is an overview, not legal advice.

• Savannah requires a short-term vacation rental certificate. Whole-home rentals are allowed only in the STVR overlay district.
• In the Downtown Historic and Victorian districts, non-owner-occupied rentals are capped at 20 percent per ward, and many wards have reached the cap and keep waiting lists.
• Occupancy is limited, and you must show proof of insurance, give notice to adjacent owners on a new application and put your certificate number in your ads.
• Condo owners must show the declaration allows short-term leasing.
• Tybee Island and other nearby areas set their own rules.

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