Find professional Airbnb cleaning services in East Brisbane

Every Airbnb accommodation is unique, whether it’s an extra room, a whole house, or even a caravan. So the services you’ll need will depend on the inclusions provided to your guests. In general, here’s what you can expect from your Airbnb cleaner:

Bathroom cleaning

Your cleaner will clean the toilet(s), wipe down the sink areas, and clean the shower(s). They’ll replace any toiletries and toilet paper provided and collect any dirty towels and bathmats for washing.

Kitchen cleaning

If your Airbnb accommodation includes a kitchen or kitchenette, your cleaner will sort this area out, too. They’ll stack or unpack the dishwasher, wipe down the benchtops, check all the cupboards and drawers to make sure everything is where it should be, and collect used tea towels to be washed. Your cleaner will fill the hand soap dispenser, if needed, and top up the dishwashing detergent and tablets.

Floor cleaning

Your Airbnb cleaner will vacuum and sweep all floors (including covered patio areas) before mopping hard floors. If there are any obvious carpet stains, they may spot clean them or help organise a carpet cleaner.

Lounge & bedroom cleaning

They’ll ensure all lounge room furniture and accessories are arranged perfectly, including your guest welcome pack and reading materials. Your cleaner will also remove used sheets and linens from the bedrooms, ready for washing.

Fresh linen

Your Airbnb cleaner will replace all used linen with fresh linen, including bath towels, bath mats, hand towels, face washers, tea towels, sheets, and pillowcases.

Airbnb management & handover

Some Airbnb cleaning services also include Airbnb management. This can involve everything from booking in new clients and communicating through the app (just like a holiday rental property manager) to handing over the keys and managing any enquiries. Hiring property managers is a great option for Airbnb owners who want to get extra bookings through Airbnb but don’t want to manage the process (or who don’t live close enough to hand over and collect the keys).