A property manager or co-host account gives one contact, one calendar, and one invoice across every listing in a portfolio, instead of coordinating each property separately. Tampa STR Cleaning schedules and prices per unit — a 2-bedroom and a 3-bedroom turn differently — across the 8 areas it services, from a single relationship rather than 8 separate vendor calls.
Running five listings through five separate cleaners means five calendars, five invoices, and five people to chase when a turnover runs late. A property manager or co-host account collapses that into one: one scheduling contact, one consolidated invoice, and one crew that already knows which unit needs a pack-and-play set up in the closet and which one has a lockbox that sticks.
Pricing still runs per property rather than a flat portfolio rate, since a one-bedroom condo and a three-bedroom house take different time on the same visit. Locally, published rates run $75–$300 for a 2-bedroom turn and $125–$325 for a 3-bedroom, and Tampa STR Cleaning quotes each unit on its own rather than averaging a portfolio into one number. Add-ons like pool cleaning, carpet cleaning, or a pre-season pressure wash can be scheduled per property or synced across the whole portfolio at once, which is usually where an account saves the most coordinating time.
How does scheduling work across multiple properties?
Turnovers get mapped against each property's actual booking calendar rather than one shared schedule, since two units on the same account rarely turn on the same day. One point of contact means a same-day gap on one property — a guest who checks out early — gets handled without a manager separately notifying a different cleaner for each address.
What if the properties are different sizes or need different add-ons?
- A 1-bedroom condo and a 3-bedroom house are quoted and scheduled separately, not averaged into one portfolio rate
- Pool cleaning, carpet cleaning, window cleaning, and pressure washing attach to the specific properties that need them
- Properties across any of the 8 areas Tampa STR Cleaning services can sit on one account and one invoice
What happens when a property gets added to the portfolio mid-year?
A new address gets added to the existing account rather than opening a separate relationship — the same contact, folded into the same invoice cycle going forward. The only new step is the initial walkthrough and quote for that unit, priced the same way as the rest of the portfolio: per property, based on size and scope, not a blanket portfolio rate.
Do all our properties need to be the same size or type?
No — a 1-bedroom condo and a 3-bedroom house are quoted individually and can both sit on the same account. The account consolidates contact and invoicing, not the per-unit price.
Can we get one invoice for the whole portfolio?
Yes — one invoice covers every property's turns for the period, instead of a separate line from each address. It arrives on the same billing cycle regardless of how many properties are on the account.
What if properties are in different parts of Tampa?
That's fine, as long as they fall within the 8 areas Tampa STR Cleaning services. The account doesn't require properties to be clustered in one neighborhood.
How much do add-ons like pool or window cleaning run?
That's quoted per property since pool size and window count vary — locally, pool cleaning tends to run $25–$150 and window cleaning $150–$425, based on published rates. Tampa STR Cleaning prices each job individually rather than a flat add-on fee across the portfolio.