@SM-Elite-Stays0 I work in residential cleaning, and I would suggest looking at this from both sides — finding a reliable cleaner locally and reviewing whether your current pricing actually covers the true cost of each turnover.
A dependable Airbnb cleaner is not just cleaning the space. Turnovers can involve linens, beds, bathrooms, restocking, checking for damage or missing items, and getting everything ready within a limited window before the next guest arrives.
If you are regularly having to pay the cleaning cost out of pocket, it may be worth calculating the actual cost of each turnover and then reviewing your nightly rate, cleaning fee, and minimum stay together.
For finding someone long-term, local community groups and referrals can be very useful. I would also look for someone specifically comfortable with short-term-rental turnovers, because reliability and timing are just as important as the cleaning itself.
