A deep clean and seasonal reset covers the specialty work a routine turnover doesn't — carpets, windows, pressure-washed patios, and pool service — usually scheduled between long vacancies or ahead of a property's busiest season. Locally, carpet cleaning runs $75–$350, window cleaning $100–$400, pressure washing $150–$425, and pool service $75–$900, based on published rates from area specialists.
A turnover clean resets a property for the next guest in an hour or two. A deep clean and seasonal reset is the bigger job sitting behind that one — the carpets, the windows, the patio, the pool — done on its own schedule instead of squeezed into a same-day changeover. Scottsdale STR Cleaning books these separately from routine turnovers because the scope and the crew time don't fit the same slot.
It tends to get scheduled two ways: reactively, when a property has sat between long-term bookings and needs more than a standard reset before the next guest arrives, or on a calendar, ahead of the season when bookings pick up and a property manager wants the actual unit to match the listing photos.
What does the specialty work actually cost?
Those are market figures, not a Scottsdale STR Cleaning price sheet — the business quotes each of these per property after seeing the actual carpet, glass, or pool condition, since a range this wide on paper means the low end and the high end aren't doing the same amount of work.
- Carpet cleaning: $75–$350, based on 22 published figures from 7 local providers
- Window cleaning: $100–$400, based on 11 published figures from 5 local providers
- Pressure washing: $150–$425, based on 10 published figures from 4 local providers
- Pool cleaning: $75–$900, the widest range of the four, since a routine skim and a full service call aren't the same job
How often does a rental actually need this?
There's no fixed interval that fits every property — a high-turnover listing booked most weekends collects wear faster than one that sits empty for stretches between long-term tenants. The more reliable trigger is a look at the property rather than a date on a calendar: carpets that have gone from vacuumed to visibly worn, windows that look worse in person than in the listing photos, a pool that's been running unattended for a few weeks.
Is a deep clean the same as a regular turnover?
No. A turnover resets a property between guests inside the standard window; a deep clean and seasonal reset covers work a turnover doesn't touch, like carpets, windows, pressure washing, or pool service. They're booked and priced separately.
How much does carpet or window cleaning cost?
Local rates run $75–$350 for carpet cleaning and $100–$400 for window cleaning, based on published figures from several area providers. Scottsdale STR Cleaning quotes the actual job after seeing the property's condition rather than off that range alone.
Do you handle pool cleaning too?
Yes, as part of a seasonal reset rather than a standing weekly service. Local pool cleaning rates span $75–$900 — the widest range of any add-on — because a basic skim and a full service call for very different amounts of work.