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Vacation Rental Cleaning Script


🎯 Purpose

Use this script when speaking with vacation rental property owners or managers (Airbnb, Vrbo, etc.). The goal is to:

  • Qualify the lead
  • Gather essential details
  • Enter them into MaidCentral
  • Send a quote
  • Start follow-up automation
  • Notate in MC if they do not book (include reason)

💬 Opening Script

“We definitely offer cleaning services for vacation rentals! In fact, our owner personally manages several Airbnb properties and is a Superhost — so you’re absolutely contacting the right company!”


🧭 Step 1: Qualify the Lead

Ask:
“What city is the rental located in?”

🔍 Check if it’s in our service area:


📋 Step 2: Gather Details

Use this checklist:

  • Number of bedrooms:
  • Number of bathrooms:
  • Approximate square footage (if known):
  • How many beds (total sleeping spaces)?
  • Will we be washing linens and towels?
  • Is there a washer/dryer onsite?
  • Does the washer have a quick wash cycle?

📇 Step 3: Collect Contact Info

Even if you have some of this already, confirm it:

  • Full name:
  • Full property address:
  • Email (for sending quote):
  • Phone number (best # to reach you):
  • Do they allow same-day check-ins?
    • If yes: “What is the usual turnaround window between check-out and check-in?”


📤 Step 4: Send the Quote

Let them know:
“Thank you! We’ll work on your quote now and send it shortly.”

📌 Enter all details into MaidCentral right away to trigger follow-up automation.

📝 If they don’t book, include a note with the reason (e.g., price too high, not ready to book, another company, etc.).


🧼 Pro Tip: Educate the Lead

Mention:
“Our owner owns vacation rentals herself and what works best is having a consistent system. In addition to keeping extra linens on hand, we recommend asking guests to:

  • Start the dishwasher with any dirty dishes
  • Place dirty towels in the washer and start a wash cycle if possible
    These simple steps can help you avoid issues with tight turnovers.”
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