Airbnb Cleaning in Seattle

What Airbnb cleaning covers

• Beds stripped, remade and styled the way the listing photos show
• Towels and linens swapped for a clean set, used ones bagged
• Dishes done and the fridge emptied of what guests left behind
• Coffee, paper towels, soap and toilet paper put back to full
• A walkthrough for damage and for anything guests forgot to pack
• Photos of each finished room, when that is agreed beforehand

What is usually not included

• The consumables themselves, coffee, soap and paper, are usually yours to supply
• Meeting guests, key handover or answering messages during the stay
• Oven, grout and behind the appliances: a deep clean booked separately

When to book Airbnb cleaning

Book this if you rent out a property on Airbnb or Vrbo. It runs on a tight window between checkout and check-in, so agree the timing and the key handover before the first booking.

How long it takes

Short by design, because it has to fit between one checkout and the next check-in on the same day. Back-to-back bookings leave the least room, which is why the window gets agreed up front and not on the day.

What makes the price go up

• Same-day back-to-back bookings with a hard check-in time
• Every bed in the place, sofa beds and bunks included, made up from scratch
• Laundry washed and dried on site while the clock runs
• Restocking and an inventory check on every single turnover

What to ask before you book

• What is my checkout time, and how late can the turnover start?
• How many sets of sheets and towels do I need on site?
• If a stay leaves more work than usual, how do we sort that out before the next check-in?

What Airbnb cleaning looks like in Seattle

Seattle homes run from older wood-frame houses on hillside lots to condos and apartments, and the wet season stretches from fall into spring. Rain comes in indoors on shoes and coats. Bathrooms and closets with little airflow stay damp, windows fog, and the glass and sills in darker rooms hold a film that shows up when the light comes back.

Bathrooms and any room without much airflow need real time, not a wipe-down: fans, tile grout, window tracks and sills. Entryways and shoe piles take the brunt of the rain. Homes with lots of glass and hillside views need the interior glass done, or the whole clean reads as unfinished.