@Kelley3 ‘Not for nothing’, as they say in NY but just because they are a ‘professional’ doesn’t mean the task was done to your standard.
I’ve hired a few ‘professional’ cleaners who shouldn’t be in that business.
So anytime I hear ‘professional cleaner”, I don’t add extra weight to that statement.
Document the complaint in writing from the guest and forward that to your ‘professional cleaner’.
A ‘Pro’ will eat that fee they charged you for that cleaning and be put on notice that ‘things ain’t right and my guest are complaining about the cleanliness’.
Teach me your secret to having your husband critically inspect your listing.
I can’t get mine to buy the right dog food when it’s on sale. LOL.
All jokes aside, if the ‘house’ takes a hit in revenue, any department or vendor responsible for that loss is accountable.
An in house housekeeper could receive a formal training session and no money lost from their check but a ‘professional’ has to eat that house loss and return the fees paid.
Provide the vendor with the documentation of the complaint from the guest, this proves you didn’t just make it up and ask them to eat the houses loss because you had to refund because of cleaning.
Good Luck!
’You know it’s hard out here for a Host’