Move Out Cleaning & Move-In Cleaning in Nevada
Move-In & Move-Out Cleaning from $379 per visit. Free itemized quote before anyone arrives.
A move-out and move-in cleaning is a single, top-to-bottom clean of an empty residence across Nevada, serving homes in Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. Tenants returning their keys use this cleaning service to leave the property ready for inspection, while buyers and renters order a move-in cleaning to clean before furniture arrives. Every visit is billed at a flat price quoted upfront, covering inside the oven, refrigerator, cabinets, and closets. Nevada residents can also review state security deposit rules on this page. Request a free quote today.
Move out cleaning in cities across Nevada
Select a city page below for localized per-visit rates, detailed neighborhood coverage, and guidance on scheduling around your specific lease end or closing date. Readers in smaller Nevada communities should choose Las Vegas as the nearest market center, where travel to surrounding areas is verified at the time you request a free quote for your cleaning service.
How much does a move out cleaning service cost in Nevada?
A move-out and move-in cleaning in Nevada starts from $379 per visit. By comparison, a standard house clean for an occupied home starts from $239 per visit. An empty property requires a higher starting price because our team cleans areas that are normally blocked by furniture, including the deep clean of interior appliances and open storage spaces. We charge a flat price per visit rather than an hourly rate. A flat price per visit means the total cost is known before anyone arrives, while an hourly quote can grow when the clean runs long. The price we quote covers the inside of the oven, the inside of the refrigerator, emptied kitchen and bathroom cabinets, built-in closets, and baseboards without adding separate charges for each item. The final price is based on the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and the overall condition of the home. Request a free quote to receive an itemized estimate for your visit.
Nevada security deposit rules for tenants
Nevada law governs how a landlord handles the security deposit after a tenant vacates a rental unit. Under NRS 118A.242, the landlord has no later than 30 days after the termination of the tenancy to return any remaining portion of the security deposit or present an itemized accounting of deductions. The 30-day clock begins at the end of the tenancy for any reason, including eviction. A tenant is not required to provide a forwarding address to start this timeline; the landlord must hand the accounting or refund to the tenant where rent is paid, mail it to the present address, or send it to the last known address. Total move-in payments for a security deposit and surety bond, including last month's rent, cannot exceed 3 months' periodic rent. Deductions are limited to damage or dirt beyond normal wear and tear. Under NRS 118A.110, normal wear and tear means deterioration that occurs without negligence, carelessness, or abuse of the premises, equipment, or chattels by the tenant, a household member, or a guest. If a landlord fails to return the deposit within 30 days in bad faith, the court may award the entire deposit plus a penalty up to the amount of the entire deposit under NRS 118A.242. Clear photos of the home and a receipt from your move out cleaning help settle potential disputes over property condition.
What to document when you move in
Nevada law requires a written rental agreement to contain a signed record of the inventory and condition of the premises under NRS 118A.200. When moving into a new residence, tenants should complete a thorough walk of every room within 24 to 48 hours of receiving the keys. Take time to note any existing damage, worn surfaces, or areas that require additional attention. Complete and sign the condition form alongside the landlord whenever possible, and email a clear copy to establish a time-stamped digital record for both parties. Scheduling a move-in cleaning before unpacking your boxes provides the perfect opportunity to photograph every empty room, cabinet, and floor surface in clear light.
Move out and move-in cleaning in Nevada: FAQ
How much does a move out cleaning cost in Nevada?
A move out cleaning in Nevada starts from $379 per visit. The final rate depends on the size of the home, the number of bathrooms, and the overall condition of the empty property.
How long does a landlord in Nevada have to return a security deposit?
A landlord must return the security deposit or send an itemized list of deductions within 30 days after the tenancy ends. This deadline applies regardless of the reason the lease ended, including eviction.
Can a landlord in Nevada charge for cleaning or painting after move-out?
A landlord can only deduct funds for dirt or damage that exceeds normal wear and tear, defined as deterioration occurring without negligence or abuse. Repainting or standard surface care for ordinary wear cannot be charged to the tenant, but excessive wall damage or heavy dirt can be deducted.
Is move out cleaning worth it?
A professional clean is worth the investment when the security deposit exceeds the cost of the visit, or when the lease agreement explicitly requires a move out cleaning. Leaving behind a receipt and clear photographs gives a tenant documented evidence of the home's condition when handing back the keys.
Can the same crew do the move-in cleaning at my new home?
Yes, we can perform both services for your transition. You can book a move out cleaning for your former address and a move-in cleaning for your new residence as two distinct visits under one convenient quote.