A clean for an empty home you are handing back to a landlord or preparing to sell. The work is inside cleared storage and on open floors, not a reset of a home you are still living in.
Call (360) 558-3743Move-out cleaning is for a Camas home that is empty, or as empty as you can make it, before you hand it back. Renters book it before a landlord walkthrough. Sellers book it for a vacant house. Property managers book it when a unit turns. Once the furniture is gone, the surfaces that get checked are inside cabinets and drawers, appliance interiors, baseboards, closets, bathrooms, and the floors and corners that belongings used to cover.
This is not a deep clean with another name. A deep clean happens around the furniture in a home you are living in, and it targets everyday buildup. A move-out clean happens because the home is vacant. We can reach storage and the edges of rooms that were blocked. We are not there to refresh a house for the people still sleeping in it.
It is also not a move-in clean. Move-in cleaning is for the next resident, before their furniture arrives, and it is organized around unpacking into a clean kitchen and bathroom. Move-out cleaning is for the person leaving. Both homes may be empty, but the client, the timing, and the reason for the visit are different. If you just received the keys, book move-in cleaning. If you are about to return them, book this.
The deposit decision stays with the landlord or manager. People book this clean because walkthroughs look at the empty home in detail. Leftover furniture and items you still need to haul away should be gone before we start, unless the quote says otherwise. We are a cleaning service, and haul-away is a separate job.
Deep cleaning resets a furnished home you still live in: buildup, tracks, grout, and appliance interiors around your belongings. Move-out cleaning is the vacant-home handoff. Do not book a deep clean when the goal is an empty unit ready for a walkthrough, and do not book a move-out clean when you are staying.
Move-in cleaning is for the arriving household, timed between keys and the moving truck, so storage and the kitchen are ready to use. Move-out cleaning is for the departing household, timed before the walkthrough. The rooms can both be empty. The question to ask is who the clean is for.
Post-construction cleaning deals with drywall dust, paint spatter, and adhesive after a remodel. A move-out clean assumes a lived-in home that has been emptied, not a job site. If contractors just finished, book the construction clean first.
Share when the home will be empty, the walkthrough or closing date, access, and whether a property manager is involved.
Price depends on size and what was left behind. We confirm the scope before scheduling. We do not publish flat move-out rates.
Cabinets, closets, and floors should be clear. Leftover furniture and piles of trash change the job. Say so before the visit if any of that will still be there.
The visit follows the vacant-home list: storage interiors, appliances, bathrooms, baseboards, and floors. You handle the walkthrough after that.
Move-out cleaning is for an empty home you are handing over. We clean inside cleared cabinets, drawers, and closets, plus appliance interiors, baseboards, and open floors. Deep cleaning is for a furnished home you are still living in, and it targets household buildup around your belongings. Book a move-out clean to return keys. Book a deep clean if you are staying.
The service is built for an empty home. That is what lets us clean inside storage and along walls that furniture usually blocks. If some furniture will still be there, tell us when you request the quote so the scope matches the unit.
The landlord or manager decides the deposit. This clean covers the empty-home surfaces a walkthrough usually checks. It is not a promise that the deposit will be returned.
Haul-away is separate from the clean. Have leftover furniture and trash you are removing gone before we arrive, unless we agreed to a different scope in the quote.
Move-out cleaning is for the person leaving, before a walkthrough or sale. Move-in cleaning is for the person arriving, before furniture shows up. If you just got the keys, you want a move-in clean.
A maintenance clean for an occupied home: kitchens, bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming, and floors. Book it once, or ask for it on a recurring schedule.
A detail reset for a home you are living in. It covers buildup a standard visit leaves behind, and it is a different job from an empty-home move-out clean.
A clean of an empty home before your furniture arrives, so cabinets, closets, appliances, and bathrooms are ready to unpack into.
The standard cleaning checklist on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly schedule, with no long-term contract. The cadence is the service.
A single visit with no ongoing commitment—before a party, after a project, or just when you need the help.
Cleaning scaled to apartment and condo living, from studios to multi-bedroom units.
A full house clean using plant-based products and lower-waste methods. Green cleaning is the same service and now lives on this page.
A fine clean after renovation or construction, once the crews are done and the dust, paint spatter, and adhesive are what remain.
A once-a-year seasonal detail clean. It overlaps deep cleaning; book it for the season, and book deep cleaning when you need that level of detail at another time of year.
Cleaning built around homes with pets—pet hair, dander, and odor, handled without harsh chemicals near your animals.