A deep clean and seasonal reset goes past a standard turnover — inside appliances, baseboards, grout, and anything a quick guest-to-guest clean skips — usually booked before a unit goes back on the market after a long vacancy. Published Miami-area rates for this service typically run $100–$425, based on 8 figures from three local providers.
A deep clean is what happens when the checklist for a standard turnover isn't enough — inside the oven and fridge, grout lines, baseboards, ceiling fans, window tracks, anything that builds up over months of back-to-back guests rather than one stay. Most get booked around two moments: before a unit goes live for the first time, or after it's sat vacant for weeks between bookings.
The going rate across other Miami-area cleaners for this kind of visit is $100–$425, pulled from 8 published figures at three local providers — mostly driven by unit size and how long it's been since the last deep clean, not by who's doing the work. Miami STR Cleaning prices each property against its actual condition instead of picking a number off that spread.
What's included that a turnover skips?
The inside of appliances, grout and tile lines, baseboards and door frames, ceiling fans, window tracks, and anything behind or under furniture that a between-guest clean has no time to reach. None of that needs doing every turnover — it needs doing on a schedule, which is what makes this a seasonal service rather than a per-booking one.
- Inside ovens, fridges, and microwaves
- Grout, tile lines, and baseboards
- Ceiling fans and window tracks
- Behind and under furniture
What about the pool, the carpets, or the windows?
None of those come bundled into a deep clean by default, and none of them are folded into the published $100–$425 market range — pool cleaning, hot tub cleaning, carpet cleaning, window cleaning, and pressure washing are each quoted separately once Miami STR Cleaning has actually looked at the property. Other Miami-area providers publish rates for scale: pool cleaning typically $50–$250, hot tub cleaning $100–$300, carpet cleaning $25–$250, window cleaning $125–$350, and pressure washing $100–$300.
Whether any of those make sense for a given reset depends on what the property actually has — a condo with no pool skips that line item entirely, a house with a pool and a lanai usually needs at least one of them before new photos get taken.
How often should a rental get a deep clean?
There's no fixed interval — it depends on how hard the unit is running and how it looks between guests. Many hosts schedule one seasonally, and any property going up for its first listing should get one before the first photos are taken.
Does a deep clean cost more than a regular turnover?
Yes, because it covers work a standard turnover doesn't touch — appliances, grout, baseboards, and similar detail work take longer than a between-guest reset. Published Miami-area rates for this service typically run $100–$425; call +17867676363 for a quote against your property's actual condition.
Can you add pool or carpet cleaning to a deep clean?
Yes, both are available as add-ons quoted separately from the base visit. Published Miami-area rates typically run $50–$250 for pool cleaning and $25–$250 for carpet cleaning, and Miami STR Cleaning prices each against the property rather than a flat add-on fee.