Airbnb cleaning in Melbourne across all your listings.

Yes. Emera gives you one contact for every listing, and a regular crew on each property. We visit your listings first and write a checklist and price for each one.

Every turnover is checked off in our app with photos, and each report looks the same, so you can compare properties at a glance.

Emera schedules each turnover in the gap between the checkout and check-in times you give us. When the clean is done, you get photos of every room, so you know the property is ready.

The report also lists any damage or missing items the crew finds. If a guest leaves late and the gap gets tight, we tell you straight away.

Yes. Emera strips the beds and remakes them with fresh linen from your stock, sets out clean towels and bags the used linen for your laundry service.

We also restock toilet paper, soap, coffee and other guest supplies from the stock you keep at the property. If stock is running low, the report tells you before the next guest arrives.

Emera agrees how keys, alarm codes and lock-up work with you before the first clean, and only the crew rostered to your site uses them. Each cleaner clocks in on our app, so you can see who was there and when.

At the end of each clean, the crew sets the alarm and locks up. If you use a lockbox or key safe, we agree the code and where it sits for each property.

Yes. Every cleaner Emera sends to your site holds a current police check, including subcontracted cleaners. We keep a copy of each check on file and can show you on request.

Cleaners on school and childcare sites also hold a Working with Children Check.

Emera prices each one-off or periodic job on what needs doing, how big it is, the access and when we can work. Small jobs, like a few tags or a short list of items, can often be priced from photos.

Bigger jobs, and regular work such as turnovers or scheduled cleans, need a site visit first. Either way you get a written scope and price, and nothing is booked until you agree.