A deep clean and seasonal reset is a heavier once- or twice-a-year service beyond a standard turnover — appliances, baseboards, grout, and cabinet interiors get attention a guest turnover skips. Published local rates for this job in the Tempe market run $75 to $250; Tempe STR Cleaning quotes each property individually rather than working off a flat published number.
A deep clean and seasonal reset goes past what a turnover crew has time for between a checkout and the next check-in — baseboards, cabinet interiors, grout lines, ceiling fans, and behind large appliances get worked on a schedule of months, not every guest. Tempe STR Cleaning books these separately from standard turnovers, usually timed around a slow week on the calendar rather than squeezed between two back-to-back bookings.
The job runs longer than a turnover because it isn't resetting what a guest touched — it's catching what a fast turnover schedule doesn't reach for months at a time: the grease line above a stove hood, grout gone gray at the shower floor, dust built up on ceiling fan blades and vent covers.
How often does a property actually need one?
Most owners schedule a deep clean once or twice a year — after a long-term guest moves out, before a slow month on the booking calendar, or before new listing photos, since a deep clean resets a property to a state a quick turnover can't reach on its own.
What do deep cleans and add-ons typically cost around Tempe?
Published local rates for a deep clean and seasonal reset — 9 published figures from 4 local providers in the Tempe area — run $75 to $250 for the base job. None of that is Tempe STR Cleaning's own rate; it's what other providers in the market publish, and Tempe STR Cleaning quotes each property after seeing it, since a two-bedroom condo and a house with a private pool aren't the same job at the same price.
Add-ons run on their own separate ranges, and they vary a lot: local pool cleaners publish $75 to $900 depending on pool size and whether it's a one-time reset or ongoing service; hot tub cleaners publish $75 to $1,000 depending on whether it's a wipe-down or a full drain and refill; carpet cleaners publish $50 to $150 by room count; and pressure washing companies publish $100 to $400 depending on square footage.
What's included in a deep clean that a regular turnover skips?
A deep clean covers what a turnover schedule skips for months at a time — baseboards, cabinet interiors, grout lines, ceiling fan blades, vent covers, and behind large appliances. A standard turnover still resets the surfaces a guest actually touches; the deep clean handles what builds up underneath and around them.
Are pool, hot tub, carpet, or pressure washing included in the deep clean price?
No — pool, hot tub, carpet, and pressure washing are quoted separately from the base deep clean. Published local rates for these vary widely by provider: a pool add-on alone is published anywhere from $75 to $900 depending on size and whether it's a one-time reset or ongoing service. Tempe STR Cleaning prices each add-on after seeing the property.
Does a deep clean replace a regular turnover?
No. A deep clean is scheduled in addition to standard turnovers, not instead of one — it covers the periodic reset a turnover doesn't have time for, while turnovers still run between every guest.