A short-term rental turnover resets the property to guest-ready standard: beds stripped and remade, kitchen and bathrooms cleaned, trash removed, and consumables restocked. It's a full reset, not a light tidy. Extras like pool, carpet, or pressure-washing aren't part of the standard turnover — they're quoted separately, in line with published local add-on rates.
What does the full reset actually cover?
The core of every turnover is the same regardless of property size: stripped and remade beds, a cleaned kitchen and bathrooms, trash pulled and bins reset, and consumables like soap and toilet paper restocked for the next guest. Surfaces get wiped down and floors get a full pass, not a spot-check.
- Beds stripped and remade
- Kitchen and bathrooms cleaned
- Trash removed and bins reset
- Consumables restocked
How is a turnover different from a one-time deep clean?
A turnover runs on a fixed clock — everything has to be done and the property staged before the next guest's check-in, which is a different job than a deep clean scheduled with no one waiting on the other end. A deep clean might go into cabinets, baseboards, or behind appliances; a turnover focuses on what a guest will actually see and use between one stay and the next.
What about amenities like a hot tub?
Rentals with a hot tub, pool, deck, or other extras need those addressed as part of getting the property guest-ready, and they're not folded into the base turnover price. Published local rates run $75–$225 for pool cleaning and $75–$250 for carpet cleaning; pressure washing runs wider, typically $150–$1,000 depending on the job, according to those same published rates. Ask when booking whether a specific amenity needs its own line item for your property.
Is laundry included in a turnover?
Yes — fresh linens and towels are part of the standard reset, since a bed that isn't freshly made or towels that aren't replaced would mean the property isn't actually guest-ready. That's baked into the core turnover rather than billed as an add-on.
Do you restock toiletries and paper products?
Restocking consumables like soap, paper towels, and toilet paper is part of the standard turnover reset. Hosts don't have to handle that between guests themselves.
Are pool or hot tub chemicals included?
No — pool and hot tub servicing is priced separately from the base turnover. Published local rates for pool cleaning in the Bend market run $75–$225; ask about your specific setup when booking.
What if my rental doesn't look that messy after a stay?
Every turnover between guests gets the same full reset regardless of how the property looked before. A guest who books a listing expects it to match the photos every time, not just after an obviously messy stay.