House cleaning in Miami Beach

Small apartments, quoted as they are

More than 8 in 10 homes in Miami Beach are in buildings with 5 or more units, and fewer than 1 in 10 is a detached house. More than half are studios or one-bedrooms. The quote form asks for bedrooms, bathrooms and property type, so a studio is quoted as a studio. If your building has rules for service visitors, such as front-desk check-in, elevator hours or parking, add them in the comments.

Renting in Miami Beach

About 6 in 10 occupied homes in Miami Beach are rented. When your lease ends, a move-out cleaning cleans the empty apartment before the walk-through, and the same cleaning works before you move into a new one. For the home you live in, regular house cleaning, or maid service, can be weekly, every two weeks or monthly.

Older buildings, seasonal homes

About 1 in 6 homes in Miami Beach was built before 1950, and about 2 in 3 before 1980, against just under half across Miami-Dade County. If your home has not had a thorough cleaning in a while, we may suggest a deep cleaning first. In ZIP code 33140, about 1 in 3 homes were vacant for seasonal, recreational or occasional use; if you spend part of the year away, you can book a one-time cleaning before you come back.

Short-term rentals in Miami Beach

Miami Beach prohibits short-term rentals, meaning stays of less than six months and one day, in all single-family homes and in many apartment buildings. Where they are allowed, the city requires a business tax receipt and a resort tax account, and it publishes the list of apartment buildings authorized for short-term rentals. Check that list and your building's rules first; our vacation rental cleaning page explains what a turnover includes.