Seattle · King County
Apartment Turnover & Occupied Units in Seattle, WA
Fast, repeatable unit turns for property managers — vacant or occupied.
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Managers with several Seattle buildings usually want two things from a turnover vendor: units ready when promised, and one invoice instead of one per property. We consolidate billing across your portfolio and schedule the units as a route, which is faster for us and cheaper for you than treating each address as its own job.
About Seattle
Seattle is really two cleaning problems in one city. Downtown, South Lake Union, and Belltown are glass, elevators, and offices that empty out at six — commercial work that has to happen after hours and leave no trace by morning. North and west of there, neighborhoods like Ballard, Wallingford, and West Seattle are full of pre-war bungalows and craftsman homes with original woodwork, tall baseboards, and single-pane sills that hold a season of grime.
What apartment turnover & occupied units covers
A vacant unit is a unit that is not earning. Turnover cleaning is measured in days, not in adjectives, and the vendor who can be there Thursday is worth more than the one with the better brochure.
Heritage takes turnover work for property managers across the Seattle area — vacant units cleaned to a ready-to-show standard, and occupied units cleaned on a schedule for residents who have that service in their lease or arrange it themselves.
Occupied-unit work is a different discipline than a vacant turn. Someone lives there. We work around belongings, we do not move what we were not asked to move, and we treat the resident as the client even when the property manager signs the invoice.
Ideal for
- Property managers with recurring vacancies
- Apartment and condo communities
- Senior living and assisted communities
- Short-term rental operators between guests
- Buildings offering in-unit cleaning as an amenity
What's included
- Vacant units cleaned to ready-to-show condition
- Occupied units cleaned around residents and belongings
- Appliance interiors and cabinet interiors on vacant turns
- Common corridors and amenity spaces on request
- Same-week scheduling for standard unit sizes
- One invoice across multiple units and properties
Common questions
How quickly can you turn a unit?
For standard one and two bedroom units we can usually schedule within the same week, and the clean itself is a single day. Volume weeks at the end of the month fill first.
Do you work with residents still living in the unit?
Yes. Occupied-unit cleaning is a large part of what we do. We schedule directly with the resident, work around their belongings, and never move personal items that were not part of the request.
Can you invoice the property rather than the resident?
Yes. We can bill the management company for all units on one monthly invoice, or bill residents individually — whichever your accounting prefers.
Do you handle multiple units in one day?
Regularly. Send the unit list and access details and we will schedule them in one pass so the building is not dealing with a vendor on site all week.
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