
Move-out cleans priced from the property, booked by the tenant or the property manager, and paid for before the inspection.
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A tenant picks two bedrooms and one bathroom and watches the price land, then takes a morning. You never quote a standard unit again.
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A move-out runs half a day and they all land at the end of the month. See the whole block, and slide it when the keys run late.
Learn moreThe clean every leaving tenant calls about: the standard turnover, the same with carpets shampooed, or everything including oven and baseboards.
Bedrooms and bathrooms set the number, so a two-bed condo and a four-bed house never come out at the same price.
Carpets, the oven and the storage locker are separate lines, so when a manager questions the invoice you can show where it came from.
You price it on the phone in the visitor parking, and it is on their screen before the second company they called has even picked up.
Carpets shampooed, oven and range hood, fridge pulled out, blinds and baseboards, inside the windows, the balcony and storage locker. Each one moves the quoted total the second the tenant checks it.
The day the keys go back your customer becomes a forwarding address. Recording cash and transfers costs nothing; a card link is Pro.
That is how half of these get paid. Marking the turnover paid costs nothing on any plan, this year and every year after it.
The link rides along with the booking confirmation, so the turnover is settled days before your crew ever sees the unit.
A management company pays after the turnover; a tenant moving provinces pays first. Staged requests are Pro and follow the booking.
The work does not spread evenly across the month, it piles into the last few days of it. See the shape of that before you promise anyone a morning.
Bedrooms, bathrooms, a morning. The figure lands on the page while they choose, and what arrives in your diary is already agreed.
The lockbox code, the alarm, which door actually opens and the photos of the oven all sit on the job, not in one person's phone.
Rentals come back around, so the same addresses do too. What this one cost last tenant, which extras it needed and whether it was ever pulled up on, all on their card.
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Priced right on your site from bedrooms and bathrooms, so the standard unit books the next open block with no back and forth.
Too big to price sight unseen, so it arrives as a request with photos and you send an itemized quote the same afternoon.
Its own priced service, booked with the clean when the landlord wants a receipt showing the carpets were actually done.
The line item that costs more tenants their deposit than any other, checked on the booking page and priced into the total.
Managers grab a slot from your live availability instead of leaving voicemails about who is holding the lockbox code.
The inspection flags the shower. The return visit books against the same unit with the first clean still attached.
The slow work that gets skipped, priced as an add-on so the number the tenant saw is the number you invoice.
Quoted on its own for the buildings where the locker has been holding four winters of boxes and a bike.
Same work, new reason. The realtor wants photos on Tuesday, so it books for Tuesday and nobody has to call twice.
Lockbox code, buzzer and the manager to call all live on the booking, so your crew is never stuck in a lobby at eight.
Turnovers arrive in one lump, not spread across four weeks. Once the board has no room left, the page keeps collecting the work as requests.
Address, bedrooms and two dates they could live with. You read it with the board in front of you instead of on a ladder of voicemails.
The short-notice turnover becomes a request in your inbox rather than a call that rolls on to the next crew in the search results.
One reply turns the request into a real job with the unit already attached. Nothing gets keyed in a second time.
Moving out of a two-bedroom in The Beaches on the 29th and the agent wants it spotless. Anything Friday morning?
Half of them slip. The keys are still at the rental office, the movers are still loading. Move the clean and the reminder follows it.
Slide the Thursday move-out to Friday morning and the tenant gets the new time without you writing a message.
The inspection flags the oven. Book the return against the same unit instead of starting the whole thing over.
The day-before email carries the address and the time, which is why the keys are actually there when your crew shows up.
A six-hour clean an hour out eats the whole day. Set the areas you cover and the page turns down anything past them.
Draw the area you cover. An address outside it hears back right away instead of the week of the move-out.
Run one crew downtown and one out in the suburbs, each with its own area, so jobs fall to the team that should have them.
Inside your area your rate is your rate. Bookables never quietly adds anything for a longer drive.
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Yes, and that is the whole point. Price your move-out clean off bedrooms and bathrooms and the number lands on your booking page while they choose. They grab a morning from your real availability and it is in your schedule. Leave the odd ones, like a four-bedroom with a packed garage, as a request so you can quote those yourself.
Yes, and with someone in the middle of a move that is the smart order. Once the clean is booked you can send a payment request right away. Cash and bank transfer you record by hand are free on any plan, card payments come with Pro, and the money is paid out to your own Stripe account.
Not directly, and we will not pretend otherwise. That comes down to the inspection and their tenancy agreement, and the rules differ by province. What Bookables gives you is your side of the record: what was booked, what was included and when it was done.
Book the return against the same unit. The original clean, the extras and any photos stay attached, so you are not retyping an address at five in the afternoon, and the tenant or the manager gets the new time by email automatically.
They can. A manager books on your site the same way a tenant does, and the job files under their customer card, so all their units, their rates and the last dozen turnovers you handled for them sit in one place.
Either one works, and most crews set up both. List it as its own bookable service with its own price and duration, and also offer it as a priced extra on the move-out clean so it moves the total the moment it is checked.
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