A Miami move-out is rarely just the unit. Many buildings here are condos with association rules on top of the lease, from elevator reservations for moving day to a certificate of insurance the building asks for before a crew can come in. We are Move Out Cleaning Company, and we clean the place to your landlord’s move-out checklist with a flat quote, our own crew and supplies, and scheduling that works around those building rules.
The flat number we quote is the number you pay, with nothing added at the end, and we time the clean so the unit is empty when we work and ready before your walk-through.
Send your address and move date for a flat Miami move-out cleaning quote, with no obligation.
What our Miami move-out clean covers
Our move-out cleaning is a full clean of the empty unit, aimed at the places a landlord or condo manager checks before signing off:
- Kitchen: oven inside and out, stovetop, fridge, cabinets inside and out, counters, sink and backsplash
- Bathrooms: tub, shower, tile, grout, toilet, vanity, mirror and hard-water buildup
- Tile floors throughout, swept and mopped, with corners, closets and balcony thresholds
- Baseboards, blinds, window sills, sliding-door tracks, door frames and switch plates
- Walls spot-cleaned for marks and any mildew wiped from humid corners and vents
Give us the move-out checklist from your landlord or building and we clean to it. If something on that list is flagged afterward, we return and re-clean it for free. Meeting the checklist removes one of the most common reasons money gets held back from a deposit, which gives you the best chance at the full amount, though the final decision is the landlord’s.
Humidity, tile and the Miami details
The climate shows up in the clean. Humidity feeds mildew in bathrooms, around vents and in closets, and tile floors show every bit of grime in the grout, so those are the spots we spend time on. Condo living adds its own steps, like reserving the elevator and clearing the crew with the building, and we plan the visit around them so moving day is not held up.
What Florida says about your deposit
Here is general information, not legal advice. Under Florida law, if the landlord makes no claim on your deposit, it must be returned within 15 days of move-out. If the landlord intends to keep part of it, they must send written notice by certified mail within 30 days, and you then have 15 days to object to the claim. Rules can change and your lease can add terms, so confirm the current state rules and read your lease before you count on a date.
The condition you leave behind is the part you steer. A unit cleaned to the checklist takes away the simple deductions a landlord can claim, like a dirty oven, mildewed grout or floors left grimy.
Neighborhoods and nearby areas we clean
We clean across the city and the areas around it. In town that means Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Little Havana, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Miami Beach, much of it high-rise condos with association move-out rules. Nearby we cover Doral, Kendall, Aventura and Hialeah.
What a move-out clean costs in Miami
Cost depends on the size of the place and its condition, so we lead with a range. In the Miami market a move-out clean for an apartment or condo often ranges from about $170 to $375, and for a house it often ranges from about $375 to $650, depending on size and condition. That is the market range, not your quote. We price your actual unit as one flat number before any work starts.
Add-ons like interior windows, inside the cabinets or a balcony go into that one flat quote, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay.
Ask for your flat Miami move-out cleaning quote and we will schedule around your building’s rules.
How booking works
Send the address, the size and your move date through the form or a quick call, along with anything your building needs, and we send back a flat quote. You choose a time between moving out and the walk-through, and our crew arrives with the supplies to clean the unit to the checklist. If the landlord flags a checklist item later, the re-clean is free.
Renting an apartment or condo? Our apartment move-out cleaning page covers that, and when the deposit is the main worry, our security deposit cleaning and end-of-lease cleaning pages go deeper. We clean other metros too, including Tampa and Atlanta, and every city is listed on our locations page.
Get a flat quote for your Miami move-out clean
Send your address and a few details and we will get back to you with a flat move-out cleaning quote. There is no cost to find out.
Questions people ask
How soon do I get my deposit back in Miami?
As general information, Florida law says that if the landlord makes no claim, the deposit must be returned within 15 days of move-out. If the landlord intends to keep part, they must send written notice by certified mail within 30 days, and you then have 15 days to object. This is not legal advice, so confirm the current state rules and your lease.
Can you work with my condo building’s move-out rules?
Yes. A lot of Miami buildings require an elevator reservation and a certificate of insurance before a crew comes in. Tell us what your building needs when you book and we plan the visit around it so moving day is not held up.
How much does a move-out clean cost in Miami?
It depends on size and condition, and we quote one flat price for your actual place before any work. As a market guide, apartments and condos often range from about $170 to $375 and houses from about $375 to $650. Your quote includes the crew and the supplies, with nothing added at the end.
Do you handle mildew and tile grout?
Yes. Miami humidity means mildew around bathrooms, vents and closets, and tile grout tends to hold grime, so those are spots we focus on as part of a move-out clean. If your checklist calls them out, we clean straight to it.
What if the landlord flags something after?
If the landlord flags an item that was on the move-out checklist you gave us, we come back and re-clean that part at no extra cost. The free re-clean is part of every move-out clean we do.
Which Miami areas do you cover?
We cover Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Little Havana, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Miami Beach, plus nearby Doral, Kendall, Aventura and Hialeah. If you are just outside those, ask and we will let you know.