A VRBO clean covers the whole property — every bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and shared living space — not just the rooms a departing guest used, because VRBO's larger whole-home listings and guest cleanliness scores penalize anything a single-room turn would skip. Savannah STR Cleaning runs that full walkthrough across all 10 of its Savannah-area service zones, rated 4.9 from 12 Google reviews.
VRBO listings tend to be entire houses rather than a spare room or a converted basement, and that changes what a clean has to touch. A turnover crew works room by room — every bedroom stripped and remade, every bathroom reset, the kitchen wiped down to the inside of the microwave — because a guest who books a whole house checks all of it, and one overlooked bathroom tanks the listing's cleanliness score just as fast as a dirty one would.
Savannah STR Cleaning runs that walkthrough the same way in the historic district as it does across the other service areas around it, restocking toiletries and paper goods and leaving locks, thermostats and remotes set the way the listing photos show them.
What does a VRBO turnover actually include?
Every bedroom gets stripped and remade, not just the ones a guest mentions using, because whole-home guests notice a room that wasn't touched even if they didn't sleep in it.
Shared spaces get the same pass — the living room, any porch or patio furniture, the laundry closet — since a VRBO booking implies access to the entire property, not a designated portion of it.
- Every bedroom stripped, remade and inspected, not just the ones a guest mentions using
- Kitchen counters, appliance exteriors, and the inside of the microwave and fridge
- Trash and recycling cleared from every room, not just the kitchen can
- Damage or missing-item notes flagged before the next guest checks in
Does the cost change with the size of the property?
Local pricing scales with bedroom count more than anything else. Published rates for a 1-bedroom turnover in the Savannah area typically run $50–$375, and a 2-bedroom runs $100–$350 — the spread on each is wide because a unit with a hot tub, a large deck, or back-to-back holiday bookings costs more to reset than the same size property used lightly.
Savannah STR Cleaning quotes each VRBO property individually rather than applying a flat per-bedroom rate, since two four-bedroom houses ten minutes apart can take very different amounts of time to turn.
Do you check for damage or missing items during a VRBO clean?
Yes — the crew flags anything obviously broken, missing, or out of place while cleaning and passes that along before the next guest arrives. It's a visual check during the clean, not a formal inventory count, so anything that needs a closer look should still be confirmed by the host.
Do you restock guest supplies?
Basic paper goods and toiletries get topped off as part of the visit if the host keeps stock on-site. Anything beyond that — specialty coffee, welcome-basket items — needs to be supplied by the host since it isn't part of the standard turnover.
Do you work directly with VRBO hosts, or only through property managers?
Both. Individual hosts running one listing and managers overseeing several book the same way, through the same scheduling process.