House cleaning in Fort Lauderdale

Houses, duplexes and condo towers

About half of the homes in Fort Lauderdale are in buildings with 5 or more units, about a third are detached houses, and just over 1 in 10 is in a building with 2 to 4 units, such as a duplex. In the quote form, choose the property type closest to yours; if your home is one unit of a duplex or a small building, say so in the comments. If you own one and rent it out, you can book a move-out cleaning for a unit between tenants.

Older homes and newer buildings

Nearly 2 in 3 homes in Fort Lauderdale were built before 1980, and nearly 1 in 4 in 2000 or later. For the home you live in, recurring house cleaning, or maid service, can be weekly, every two weeks or monthly. If your building has rules for service visitors, such as check-in or elevator hours, add them to the comments. If your home has not had a thorough cleaning in a while, we may suggest a deep cleaning first.

By the beach

In ZIP code 33308, in the north of the city along the beach, nearly 3 in 10 homes were vacant for seasonal, recreational or occasional use, and about 7 in 10 are in buildings with 5 or more units. If your condo stays closed part of the year, you can book a one-time cleaning for the days before you arrive.

Vacation rentals in Fort Lauderdale

The city requires a vacation rental to be registered and to hold a certificate of compliance before it is rented or offered for rent. A unit is inspected before its first certificate, the registration is renewed every year, and certificates expire every September 30. If you host, check the city's rules and your association's before you list. Our vacation rental cleaning page lists what a turnover includes.