Checklist

A checklist is the fixed sequence a turnover follows, the same steps every time regardless of which flat it is or who left it in what state. It is what turns a clean into something repeatable rather than something that depends on one person's memory.

Why it has to be fixed, not improvised

A cleaner running a turnover meets a different flat state every single time, so there is nothing familiar to fall back on the way there is in a regular weekly domestic clean. A checklist replaces that familiarity: bed, bathroom, kitchen, floors, bins, keys, photos, in the same order, whether the flat needed five minutes of tidying or an hour of real work.

What a good one actually protects against

The value of a checklist shows up on the bad days, not the easy ones. On a rushed same-day booking it is the thing that stops a step getting quietly skipped under time pressure, because skipping the same step twice in a row is what a checklist makes visible rather than invisible.

Conclusion

A checklist is what keeps a hundred different turnovers looking like the same clean. See the full price list and coverage areas for what it covers on every job.