End-of-stay rotations
Units reset within the Saturday window, following your occupancy schedule.

Do you manage a residence in the Belleville valley, in the Tarentaise or in a village resort of the Val d'Arly? We take on end-of-stay rotations, common areas and seasonal refreshes. Already at work every Saturday in a residence in Les Menuires.
Dozens of units to reset between two waves of guests, common areas that make the first impression, school-holiday peaks: a holiday residence needs a cleaning partner that thinks in schedules, not one-off visits. That's how we work: teams sized to your occupancy, a protocol per unit type, a single point of contact, and a calendar set with you before the season. From Ugine, at the entrance of the Val d'Arly, we work three terrains that do not share the same calendar: the large high-altitude residences of the Tarentaise, the village resorts thirty or forty minutes from our base, and the off-season, when the whole park is brought back to new.
Based in Ugine, at the entrance of the Val d'Arly, we cover the resorts of Savoie and Haute-Savoie, from the Tarentaise to Megève: close enough to be reliable, structured enough to absorb an entire residence.
In Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Courchevel or La Plagne, a residence often means forty to sixty units in a single building, studios and one-bedroom flats that change guests on the same Saturday, and common areas everyone walks through in ski boots. The season lasts five to six months, and during school holidays Saturday counts double: two waves of departures, two waves of arrivals, a reception desk waiting for every unit to be handed back. We plan the day with you in advance: the list of vacated units received the day before, a team sized on the number of flats rather than on hours, a running order set on the announced arrivals, lobby and ski room done last, once the flow has passed. The team leaves Ugine early in the morning, one hour to one hour thirty-five depending on the resort, and stays on site until the last unit is handed back. That is the rhythm we keep every Saturday of the season in a residence in Les Menuires.

Crest-Voland, Les Saisies, Flumet, Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe, Praz-sur-Arly, Megève: here the residences are smaller, ten to thirty units, often built as adjoining chalets around a snow front or a village square, and they live two full seasons, winter and summer, with doors opening in December and in June. Our base in Ugine is thirty or forty minutes away over the pass or through the Arly gorges, which changes the way we work: reinforcements can arrive mid-morning when a Saturday overflows, a unit handed back late can be picked up first thing on Sunday, and the opening or closing of the season is spread over several half-days rather than a single visit. Between seasons we come back for balconies, mattresses and cupboards, the things the Saturday rhythm never leaves time for.

Once the last rotation is over, at the end of April or the end of September, the residence has a few weeks to become new again before the next season, and that is a different trade from Saturday work. We plan the refresh unit by unit, with no guest and no reception deadline: mattresses and bases turned and treated, cupboards emptied and washed, shower seals and drains, skirting boards, under the beds, hoods and ovens degreased, balconies cleared of salt and melted-snow marks. The common areas follow: lobby floors stripped then protected, lobby and stairwell glazing washed with a pole from the ground, ski room and laundry done top to bottom. At the end, a photographed inventory of each unit gives you a starting point for stock checks and small repairs. This work is scheduled on your closing dates and finished before the first check-in.

Units reset within the Saturday window, following your occupancy schedule.
Lobbies, corridors, stairs, lifts, ski room and laundry: your guests' first impression, included in the residence contract.
A full refresh of the whole park before opening and after the season ends.
A protocol per unit type, a final check and immediate reporting of damage.
School holidays and busy Saturdays: we absorb the season's peaks.
Safe for your guests, your materials and your residence's image.
Glazed façades on the snow front, stairwells and pool glass roofs, washed with pure water up to 10 to 12 m, from the ground and without a cherry picker.

The season's schedule is set with you in advance, unit by unit, week by week.
Every Saturday of the season, we handle the rotations of a holiday residence in Les Menuires.


A single point of contact, a clear contract and terms adapted to the size of the park.
Journey times from Ugine, where the teams set off on Saturday morning: a nearby resort allows last-minute reinforcements, a distant one is prepared the day before.
Is your residence in another resort? Give us its name, the number of units and your season dates: reply within 24h.
FAQ
Volume, common areas, linen, mid-season takeover: what residences ask us before signing.
Yes, it's a matter of planning: we size the teams to your occupancy, unit by unit. We already do it every Saturday of the season for a holiday residence in Les Menuires.
Yes: we work to your standards and under your brand if you wish, for residences, agencies and concierge services.
Through method: a protocol per unit type, a systematic final check, a single point of contact for the residence and immediate reporting of damage or items left behind.
The Belleville valley and the 3 Vallées (Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Méribel, Courchevel), Paradiski (La Plagne, Les Arcs) and the village resorts of the Val d'Arly, the Beaufortain and Megève, thirty or forty minutes from our base in Ugine. Around Lake Annecy the properties are mostly hotels: our hotels and chalets offer is made for them. All our service areas are detailed on the areas page.
A visit of the residence and your unit types, a discussion of your season schedule, a trial period if you wish, then a contract adapted to the volume.
Yes, and it happens more often than you would think, when a contractor drops out in January. We visit the residence within days of your call, fit your unit types into our protocol, and the first rotation runs with reinforced supervision and a check of every unit before the keys are handed over. The single point of contact is named from the first Saturday.
No. Common areas are part of our contract with the residence, alongside the units: lobby, corridors, stairs, lifts, ski room, laundry. We do not work for a managing agent on the common areas of a co-ownership alone. If your residence is a co-ownership run by a single operator, however, the contract covers the whole building.
We work with the residence's linen: beds are made at every rotation with your sheets and covers, used linen is counted and placed in your circuit, trolley or bin, for your laundry. We neither supply nor wash linen. Welcome kits are laid out to your specifications, from your stock.
Per unit and per unit type, not per hour: a studio, a one-bedroom flat and a duplex do not take the same time or the same check. The contract states the number of units, the season calendar, the common areas and the off-season refreshes, with terms adapted to the volume. A trial over a few Saturdays is possible before committing to the season. Quote within 24h of the visit.
Tell us what you need in a few words. We'll get back to you with a clear, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.