A guest notices the cabin before anything else on board. Salt, damp and constant occupancy make that a harder standard to hold at sea than on land.
Liveaboards and safari boats change guests on a fixed window, and cleaning has to fit it exactly. We work to the turnaround: cabins, saloon, heads, galley and deck areas, with mattresses, upholstery and carpet handled on the same visit so nothing needs a second slot.
Sea air drives salt into soft furnishings, and salt holds moisture. That is what produces the musty smell in a cabin that looks clean, and why marine upholstery needs extraction rather than shampooing — anything left behind attracts damp again immediately. Mattresses and cabin carpet get low-moisture treatment with forced drying so cabins are ready for the next guests.
Deep cleans during lay-up, before survey, or ahead of the season are best booked in advance — the window is short and every operator wants the same weeks.
Tell us the space and we will give you a straight quote — no visit required for most jobs.
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