Miami Beach is a barrier island plus a string of bay islands, with three kinds of home. South of 23rd Street sit the Art Deco walk-ups around Flamingo Park, most from the 1920s to the early 1940s, with no elevator and street parking only. South of Fifth and the Collins Avenue oceanfront are glass towers with a front desk and service elevator. The bayside belt of North Bay Road, the Venetian Islands and the Sunset Islands is where the single-family houses are. We're based in Coral Gables, with no office on the beach, so our crews cross the MacArthur or Julia Tuttle and plan arrival windows around causeway traffic.
Cleaning here is different because so many homes sit empty part of the year. Nearly a third of Miami Beach housing units were counted vacant in the last Census, mostly seasonal homes, and oceanfront buildings fill from November through April. Our position: the simplest way to protect a closed unit is a monthly visit while you're away. If the summer passed with the place shut, book a deep clean first and go recurring after, because humidity gets into a closed apartment faster than a weekly clean can fix. Get an estimate online in about two minutes, or message us on WhatsApp. Your first cleaning comes with 15% off.