A deep clean and seasonal reset covers what a standard turnover skips — carpet extraction, full window washing, and exterior surfaces — priced as separate add-ons. Local providers publish roughly $25–$125 for carpet cleaning, $75–$300 for window cleaning, and $100–$350 for pressure washing; Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning prices each reset against the property, not a flat menu.
A standard turnover resets what a guest actually touches — beds, bathrooms, kitchen surfaces, trash. It doesn't reach grout lines, carpet fibers, appliance interiors, or the film that builds up on the inside of sliding glass doors, and none of that shows up until a listing's photos start looking tired next to its reviews. A deep clean and seasonal reset is the visit built to catch it.
It's priced apart from the base turnover because it's a different scope of work. Carpet extraction, a full interior-and-exterior window pass, and exterior pressure washing are each their own line item, not an upsell folded into a regular cleaning fee.
Which add-ons come with a seasonal reset that a normal turnover doesn't touch?
Carpet extraction, a full window wash rather than a wipe-down, and exterior pressure washing are the three most requested items on a reset, and each carries its own local market range: carpet cleaning typically runs $25–$125, window cleaning $75–$300, and pressure washing $100–$350, depending on the provider and the size of the job.
Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning scopes these against what a property actually needs rather than bundling all three into every visit — a condo with no exterior surfaces to pressure-wash doesn't get billed for one.
What's the trigger that actually calls for a full reset?
Between long-term guests is the most common one — a stay of a month or longer leaves buildup a standard turnover isn't scoped to catch. The other common trigger is a listing that's started slipping in guest reviews without one obvious cause; a deep clean is often the fix when the problem is cumulative rather than a single missed spot.
Either way, the reset gets scoped against the specific unit rather than run as a fixed checklist — a condo with tile throughout needs a different pass than a house with wall-to-wall carpet.
Does every add-on get billed on every visit?
No — carpet extraction, window cleaning, and pressure washing are each scoped against what the specific property actually needs, not bundled automatically into every reset. A condo with no exterior surfaces, for instance, doesn't get charged for pressure washing.
How much does carpet or window cleaning run in Fort Lauderdale?
Local providers publish roughly $25–$125 for carpet cleaning and $75–$300 for window cleaning, with the spread coming down to square footage and how much furniture has to move. Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning quotes off the actual property rather than those published ranges directly.
Is there a set schedule for doing this, or is it condition-based?
It's condition-based, not calendar-based. A unit that mostly hosts short weekend stays holds up longer between resets than one that's just carried a string of month-long bookings.