A short-term rental turnover at Las Vegas STR Cleaning strips and remakes every bed, deep-cleans the kitchen and bathrooms, empties trash inside and out, and resets staging for the next guest. The crew — 5 stars across 26 Google reviews — covers all 9 service areas, typically turning a property same-day.
What's covered in every turnover?
Every turnover opens with a walkthrough — the crew looks for damage or anything the outgoing guest left before cleaning starts, then moves room by room in a fixed order so nothing gets missed on a same-day turnaround.
- Beds stripped and remade with fresh linens
- Bathrooms sanitized top to bottom
- Kitchen wiped down, dishes washed and put away
- Trash removed from interior cans and the outdoor bin
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, surfaces dusted
- Basic guest-ready restocking before the next arrival
What's usually quoted as an add-on rather than baked in?
Pool service, carpet cleaning, and window cleaning aren't part of the base turnover — they're priced separately when a property has them. Published local rates in the Las Vegas market run $25 to $150 for pool cleaning, $50 to $375 for carpet cleaning, and $100 to $450 for window cleaning, depending on size and how often the unit turns over.
Las Vegas STR Cleaning quotes these against the specific property rather than folding them into a flat rate — a two-bedroom condo with a shared pool and a four-bedroom house with private carpeted stairs don't take the same add-on time.
Does the checklist change by neighborhood?
The checklist itself doesn't change by neighborhood — the same room-by-room sequence runs whether the property is a high-rise unit or a house with a yard. What changes is time on site: a larger Summerlin property with more square footage or outdoor space takes longer than a one-bedroom condo, and that shows up in the schedule, not in what gets cleaned.
Are linens and towels included?
Fresh linens and towels are part of the standard turnover — beds get remade and towels swapped for every guest, not just on deep cleans. A full linen swap-out or extra stock isn't automatic; that's a separate conversation if a property runs through towels faster than expected.
Is a deep clean included with every turnover?
No — a standard turnover resets the property for the next guest, while a deep clean or seasonal reset covering appliances, baseboards, and cabinet interiors is a separate, less frequent service. Published local rates for that level of work in the Las Vegas market run $25 to $350, and Las Vegas STR Cleaning quotes it apart from the regular turnover rate.
How do add-ons like pool or window cleaning get scheduled?
They're arranged ahead of the turnover rather than decided on-site, since a pool skim or a full window pass adds real time to the crew's schedule. Mention them when booking so the appointment window accounts for it.
What if the guest leaves the property messier than expected?
The crew still completes the turnover on schedule, but anything beyond the standard scope — heavy spills, extreme mess — gets flagged during the walkthrough rather than assumed to be covered. Las Vegas STR Cleaning will reach out before treating it as part of the base clean.