House cleaning in Sunny Isles Beach

A city of towers

More than 9 in 10 homes in Sunny Isles Beach are in buildings with 20 or more units, and detached houses are about 2 in 100. About 3 in 10 homes here were built in the 1970s, and about 3 in 10 in 2000 or later. If your building has rules for service visitors, such as check-in, the service elevator, valet or parking, write them in the comments of the quote form so we can plan the visit.

Before you arrive, after you leave

More than a third of the homes here were vacant for seasonal, recreational or occasional use, a Census category that includes second homes; across Miami-Dade County, fewer than 1 in 20 were. If you spend part of the year away, you can book a one-time cleaning for the days before you arrive and another after you leave. A unit that has been closed for months may call for a deep cleaning instead, which adds the inside of the oven, microwave and fridge, baseboards and cabinet fronts.

Short-term rentals in Sunny Isles Beach

The city requires a license before a condo or apartment unit is rented for six months or less, and the license is renewed every year by September 30. Detached houses rented for one day to six months need a city registration for each rental period, with no more than four registrations in 12 months. The city code also lets a condo association set stricter rules. If you host, check the city's rules and your association's; our vacation rental cleaning page explains what a turnover includes.

What we clean in Sunny Isles Beach

Regular house cleaning, or maid service, can be weekly, every two weeks or monthly, with the kitchen, bathrooms, dusting and floors on each visit. When a lease ends or a unit is sold, a move-out cleaning cleans the empty home. About a third of the homes here are studios or one-bedrooms, so the quote form asks for bedrooms and bathrooms, and we quote the unit you have.