A turnover commonly covers preparing bedrooms, bathrooms, the kitchen and living spaces for the next guest. Your confirmed quote determines the exact work. Laundry, purchasing supplies, detailed appliance cleaning, outdoor areas and photo reporting should each be agreed rather than assumed.
Start with the arrival standard
Give the cleaner reference photos showing how beds, towels and furniture should look. Identify all sleeping spaces, including sofa beds, and which rooms were used. State what to do with leftover food and belongings instead of leaving disposal decisions unclear.
Add property-specific instructions
For a St. Petersburg condo, include parking, entry and the building's waste location. If your rental offers beach towels or outdoor equipment, give them their own reset checklist. List the target quantities for soap, paper products and other items the guest should find.
Keep extras visible
A routine turnover does not automatically include a deep reset, off-site laundry, shopping, repairs or specialist inspection. Confirm availability and price for those tasks before adding them to a short check-in window.
Explore Airbnb cleaning, restocking and photo reporting to build a clear scope, then send the property details.