The standard every PristineFlip crew is measured against.
Outcome-shaped QA for short-term-rental turnovers and residential hand-offs, plus the first-clean verification flow that decides whether a cleaner is solo-cleared — and whether their next payout is earned.
STR turnover checklist.
Short-term-rental turnovers reset the property between guests. Each item below is the observable pass condition a crew is being measured against — not the steps to get there.
Item 1
Entry path reads guest-ready from the curb
Porch swept, entry mat flat, smart-lock/lockbox code matches the job card, no cobwebs on the door frame.
Item 2
Kitchen reset covers every guest-facing surface
Countertops show zero soil under overhead light, appliance exteriors streak-free, cooktop glass-clean, every appliance tested working before locking up.
Item 3
Bath reset clears glass, chrome, and grout lines
Shower glass is streak-free under bathroom lighting, chrome shows zero residue, grout color is uniform, toilet bowl + waterline spotless, mirror streak-free.
Item 4
Bedroom + linen match the documented standard
Beds made to the documented set, every linen surface freshly laundered, bath + hand + wash counts match the per-guest standard.
Item 5
Odor + air reads neutral across every room
No cleaning-product sting, no stale food / musty carpet carryover, thermostat reset to the documented setpoint, every trash can empty and dry.
Item 6
Lighting + high-touch surfaces verified before lockup
Every switchable light turns on, no burned-out bulbs in guest-traversed fixtures, remotes + switches + handles sanitized with the disinfectant contact time honored.
Residential handover checklist.
Residential hand-offs cover five sub-verticals: move-in, move-out, deep clean, recurring maintenance, and post-renovation cleanup. The outcome targets below pair with each homeowner's booked scope.
Item 1
Move-in reset covers the empty-unit interior
Inside cabinets, inside appliances, closets, window sills and the baseboards the previous tenant missed — clean enough that a landlord and new owners can both point to it.
Item 2
Move-out detail defends the security deposit
Appliances inside and out, baseboards, window sills, the deposit-losing spots — every surface documented against the move-out scope before hand-off.
Item 3
Deep clean resets the home a weekly visit can't reach
Kitchen degrease, bathroom descaling, vent dusting, the details behind furniture — quoted per square footage and documented against the per-room scope.
Item 4
Recurring maintenance holds the same checklist each visit
Same crew, same checklist, photo-documented each visit — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly cadence on the same home without the standard drifting.
Item 5
Post-renovation clear-out removes dust and debris
Construction dust cleared from every surface, vents, and the corners renovation crews leave behind — the home reads as move-in ready, not as a work site.
First-clean verification.
First-clean verification is how PristineFlip decides whether a new crew member is solo-cleared — and the same inspection shape decides which cleaner payouts are earned. The 2-clean passed counter plus the documented 80% cleaner share are the two rails every inspector stands on; the items below spell out both.
Item 1
Solo clearance requires two passed inspections
A crew member is solo-cleared after two PASSED first-clean inspections. CONDITIONAL_PASS counts toward the same 2-cleans counter when the inspector logs the outstanding item; FAILED does not.
Item 2
Inspectors measure against the documented 80% cleaner share
Inspectors confirm the same standard that backs the documented 80% cleaner share on every payout statement — every checklist item above must pass before the share is released on the cleaner's payout row. The platform computes the share from cleanerEarningsCents in marketplace.ts; the verification step here decides whether the payout is earned.
Item 3
A foundation supervisor or founder signs off the inspection
A founder or a supervisor listed in the crew roster signs the inspection. A crew member who is being inspected CANNOT also inspect someone else on the same property.
Item 4
Failed results trigger a re-clean, then a fresh inspection
On a FAILED result the inspector logs the failed items in notes and SMSs the supervisor; the crew member performs the re-clean, then a fresh inspection is logged. The re-clean passes toward the same 2-cleans-required counter.
Item 5
The QaInspection history page is reviewable by an auditor
Every first-clean inspection — passed, failed, conditional — is recorded with the inspector's name and the per-item results so an auditor can replay the verification at any time.
Photo evidence per visit.
Every visit carries a photo set so an auditor can replay the inspection. The coverage targets below are the minimum — an inspector can ask for more, and a host's claim UI links to the same photos for verification.
Item 1
Kitchen photo set covers the guest-facing surfaces
One photo each of: countertops (overhead light visible), cooktop after reset, appliance exteriors, sink + faucet, inside microwave + oven after the test run.
Item 2
Bath photo set covers glass, chrome, and the floor
One photo each of: shower glass under bathroom lighting (no streaks), chrome fixtures, toilet bowl + waterline, mirror, bath floor dry and clean.
Item 3
Bed + linen photo set documents the restock
One photo each of: each bed made to the documented set, the linen-count per bathroom rolled or folded, the per-guest towel set staged.
Item 4
Verification photo captures the sign-off moment
A timestamped photo of the crew member standing at the entry on lockup with the smart-lock / lockbox reflected in frame — the auditor's anchor for "this visit was signed off at this time".
Put the standards on a booking.
Tell us about the property and the kind of clean you need. Every visit that follows carries the same checklist — and the same verification shape behind the cleaner payouts.