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A SMALLER HOME, A FULL LIST

Apartment Cleaning
in Las Vegas.

Less time catching up. More time enjoying your space.

A smaller home can still come with a full cleaning list. Kitchen surfaces need wiping, bathrooms need attention, and the floors collect dust and crumbs while you get on with your day.

Studios, shared apartments and larger units

CLEANING FOR HOW YOU LIVE

A home office, a share,
or somewhere to land.

Your apartment may be your workplace, a space shared with roommates, or the place you return to after long shifts. The plan should reflect how you use it.

01

Apartment cleaning helps when

  • Catching up on kitchen, bathroom and floor cleaning
  • Preparing your home before guests arrive
  • Getting ongoing help with heavily used rooms
02

Or when

  • Focusing on shared areas and leaving some bedrooms out
  • Giving the place a more detailed clean after a busy season
  • Preparing an empty apartment before a move
03

Tell us the rooms

  • Which are included, and which to skip
  • Any jobs needing extra attention
  • Your preferred date or frequency

ROOM BY ROOM

What apartment
cleaning includes.

The checklist covers accessible areas inside your private apartment. Your quote confirms the rooms, tasks, and any extras.

01

Kitchen

  • Wipe accessible countertops and backsplash surfaces
  • Clean the sink and faucet
  • Wipe appliance exteriors and the accessible stovetop
  • Spot-wipe suitable cabinet fronts and handles
  • Dust reachable ledges and window sills
  • Empty the kitchen wastebasket using the agreed arrangement
  • Vacuum or sweep, then mop suitable floors

Appliance interiors are optional. See kitchen cleaning.

02

Bathrooms

  • Clean toilets, including the seat, bowl and exterior
  • Clean sinks, faucets and vanity surfaces
  • Clean accessible shower and bathtub surfaces
  • Clean mirrors
  • Wipe suitable cabinet fronts and handles
  • Empty bathroom wastebaskets
  • Sweep and mop suitable floors

Mention heavy soap residue before booking. See bathroom cleaning.

03

Bedrooms & sleeping areas

  • Dust accessible dressers, nightstands and clear furniture tops
  • Dust reachable shelves and ledges
  • Clean accessible mirrors
  • Empty bedroom wastebaskets
  • Vacuum accessible carpets and rugs
  • Sweep and mop suitable hard floors

For studios, include the sleeping area in your room description. See bedroom cleaning.

04

Living & dining areas

  • Dust accessible tables, furniture tops and clear shelving
  • Wipe suitable hard surfaces
  • Clean accessible mirrors and suitable glass tabletops
  • Wipe agreed door handles and light switch plates
  • Vacuum accessible carpets and rugs
  • Sweep and mop suitable hard flooring
  • Give attention to reachable floor edges and corners

For open-plan layouts, describe the full area. See living room and dining room cleaning.

The scope is your private unit interior. Shared hallways, laundry rooms, lobbies and other building facilities are not included. For shared apartments, agree the spaces to be cleaned before booking and confirm permission to enter private rooms.

WORTH ASKING ABOUT

Optional extras
for your apartment.

Confirm availability, preparation and pricing before the visit.

Optional extras

Outside the standard checklist: balconies, exterior windows, carpet extraction, upholstery shampooing, laundry, junk removal, and heavy furniture moving.

CHOOSE THE VISIT

One-time, recurring,
deep, or a move.

Four ways to book, each starting from the same room checklist.

01

One-time or recurring

  • A single visit to catch up or prepare for visitors
  • Or weekly, biweekly, or monthly upkeep — biweekly means once every two weeks
  • See one-time and recurring cleaning
02

Deep cleaning

  • For heavier kitchen grease, bathroom residue or dust buildup
  • Time for agreed detail work; photos help
  • See deep house cleaning
03

Around a move

  • An empty apartment gives access to more surfaces and floor space
  • Share your handover date and any manager checklist
  • See move out cleaning

BEFORE THE VISIT

Make access easy
on cleaning day.

Arrange any required entry permission in advance.

  1. 01

    Describe your home.

    Share your ZIP code, approximate size, bedroom and bathroom count, and preferred date or frequency.

  2. 02

    Give the building details.

    Building and unit number, the correct entrance, floor level, and whether access is by stairs or elevator.

  3. 03

    Confirm entry and parking.

    Gate, intercom or front-desk instructions, visitor parking, service-hour rules, and approved waste disposal.

  4. 04

    Prepare the space.

    Put away loose belongings, clear the agreed surfaces, secure pets, and arrange authorized entry.

WHAT SHAPES THE PRICE

Size matters, but so does
everything in it.

Bathroom count, condition, and the tasks included affect the quote as much as square footage.

01

The main factors

  • Square footage and rooms included
  • Full bathrooms and half baths
  • Cleaning frequency, if requesting ongoing visits
02

What adds time

  • Dust, pet hair, grease and other buildup
  • Flooring and access around furniture
  • Appliance interiors and other extras
03

Ask up front

  • Any minimum booking charge or access-related costs
  • First-visit and recurring prices, shown separately
  • What the building requires before entry

YOUR ROOMS, YOUR ROUTINE

Take apartment cleaning off your list.

Get help with the rooms you use every day, whether you need one visit or an ongoing routine.

LAS VEGAS FIRST

Apartment cleaning
across the valley.

Las Vegas is our main focus. Include your neighborhood, ZIP code and building details so coverage and appointment availability can be confirmed.

Summerlin Seven Hills, Henderson Centennial Hills

MORE TIME FOR YOU

Your apartment,
handled.

Tell us about the unit, the rooms that matter, and how the building is accessed.

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Your apartment cleaning request

A few details to make it yours.

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BEFORE WE GET STARTED

Apartment cleaning
questions, answered.

You can request a studio cleaning quote. Include the approximate floor area, bathroom count, and tasks needed. Confirm any minimum booking requirement before arranging the visit.

You can request a quote for selected rooms. List the shared areas and private rooms to include or skip, and confirm entry permission with your roommates before the appointment.

A one-time cleaning request is for a single visit. If you want ongoing help, ask for a separate recurring plan and review its schedule and terms.

They are optional extras. Request them specifically so preparation, extra time, and pricing can be included in your quote.

Mention your pets, any extra hair buildup, and access arrangements when requesting a quote. Agree on where pets will stay during the visit so the areas being cleaned are accessible.

Confirm supplies and equipment with your quote. Share product preferences, sensitivities, and care instructions for delicate surfaces before the appointment.

No. Cleaning can help prepare the unit for handover, but it cannot guarantee a deposit refund or resolve damage and other property issues. Share your property manager’s checklist so the agreed scope is clear.

Discuss authorized access before booking. If you will not be home, agree on entry instructions, a contact number, and how the apartment should be secured afterward.