UNLV Apartment & Dorm
Move-Out Cleanout

When the lease ends or the hall closes, the whole unit has to be empty — the mattress, the futon, the desk, the mini-fridge, and the particleboard furniture nobody's shipping home. We clear the whole apartment in one flat-priced trip from $325, mattress and furniture together, carried down from the unit and split however you like across roommates. Same-day during the early-May move week, usable pieces donated, no Nevada sales tax on the service.

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Whole unit in one trip Split across roommates Same-day in May move week Carried down — no curb No Nevada sales tax on the service

One unit, one trip, one flat price

The University District wraps the UNLV campus (89154) and runs the length of the Maryland Parkway rental belt (89119, 89169) — the residence halls and student towers, the older houses chopped into shares, and the low-rise apartments where most undergrads land after freshman year. Almost nobody here owns; it's a renter's district that turns over on the academic calendar, and an apartment cleanout is different from hauling a single couch. A shared unit produces a whole pile at once — two or three mattresses, a futon, a couple of desks, a dresser or two, a mini-fridge, a microwave, and a mountain of bags — usually with a lease deadline and a walkthrough breathing down everyone's neck.

That's exactly the job we price best. Instead of charging per item, we quote the whole apartment as one truck-fill, which almost always comes out cheaper than everyone booking their own pickup — and it's one flat number you can split across roommates however you agreed. We carry it all down from the unit, mattress and furniture together in a single trip, so nobody's wrestling a queen mattress down a stairwell or leaving it by the dumpster to get fined for. Because so much of it is still usable, we donation-route the good furniture and mini-fridges to Goodwill of Southern Nevada and other local donors before anything goes to Apex.

What an apartment clear covers

How a UNLV apartment clear works

1 · Photo the whole unit

One or two pictures of the apartment — beds, futon, desks, the pile by the door. We quote the whole clear as one flat truck-fill number, no walkthrough needed.

2 · Pick your day & split it

Grab a slot — same-day when one's open, and book early for May. One flat quote for the unit, split across roommates however you agreed.

3 · We carry it down

An insured crew carries the mattresses, futon, desks, and mini-fridge down from the unit in one trip, donation-routes the good pieces, and you're clear for the walkthrough.

How much does a UNLV apartment cleanout cost?

Clear the whole unit at once and it prices as one flat truck-fill, which is almost always cheaper than pricing each piece separately and easy to split across roommates. If you only need a couple of things gone, single items carry their own flat price. Everything below is all-in on the labor, the carry-down, and the disposal, with no Nevada sales tax on the service.

Job / itemFlat price
Dorm room / studio clear — truck-fill (¼)$325
Shared apartment (truck-fill ½)$580
Larger shared unit (truck-fill ¾)$790
Twin mattress$111
Queen mattress$139
Futon$150
Mini-fridge$155
Desk$112
Dresser$169
Sofa / couch$170

$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated. No Nevada sales tax on the service — no stairs, heat, or fuel surcharges.

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Ways to clear a UNLV apartment at move-out

OptionCostSpeedThe catch
The complex dumpster"Free"NowFurniture and mattresses aren't allowed; leave them by it and the lease-holder gets the fine and a hold on the deposit
Republic curbside bulkIncluded with trashEvery other weekSingle-family homes only — apartments on a shared dumpster don't qualify, and crews won't enter the property
Rent a truck & DIYTruck + fuel + Apex fee + your timeA dayYou carry a queen mattress down the stairwell in the heat and still owe a dump run during finals
Traditional full-service hauler$150–$600+ per load, on-site quoteScheduledPriced on site, often per item, and rarely set up to split one clear across roommates
JunkRabbitFlat, from $325 for the unitSame-day when a slot is openNone — carried down, one flat price, split across roommates

Cost ranges for traditional haulers are typical market figures, not JunkRabbit prices; our flat rates are in the table above.

Why the dumpster isn't a plan in May

Come move-out week the dumpsters at every student complex overflow and the breezeways fill with abandoned mattresses — but none of that is a real disposal plan, and it usually costs someone their deposit. Apartment complexes don't allow furniture or mattresses in the trash enclosure, and Republic's curbside bulk program only serves single-family homes on residential trash service — it's every other week, capped at a 6-foot item and one appliance, and crews won't enter private property. A mattress left by the parking lot just sits there until management fines the leaseholder and holds the deposit against the mess. That's the whole reason to book a real clear: we come up to the unit, carry the mattress, futon, and furniture down ourselves, and haul the whole apartment in one flat-priced trip on the day you actually move — no wrapping, no curb, no waiting on a bulk cycle you don't qualify for, and nothing left behind for the walkthrough.

When students & parents call us

Why UNLV students choose JunkRabbit

What UNLV students & parents say

★★★★★

"Three of us shared a place off Maryland Parkway and the lease was up the same day the halls closed. One photo of the whole apartment, one flat truck-fill price, split three ways. Beds, futon, desks — gone the same afternoon and half of it got donated."

— Alicia M., Maryland Pkwy apartment
★★★★★

"My hall closed the second week of May and I had a mattress, a mini-fridge, and a mountain of stuff on a third floor. Booked a week ahead, they carried it all down during the chaos. Flat price, no fighting the dumpster, deposit safe."

— Jordan P., UNLV residence hall
★★★★★

"Flew in to move my daughter out and did not want to rent a truck. Sent one photo of the apartment, they cleared the beds, desks, and old dresser same-day at the price they quoted. Worth every dollar during finals week."

— Karen L., UNLV parent

UNLV apartment cleanout FAQ

How much does an apartment cleanout cost near UNLV?

A whole shared apartment prices as truck-fill — ¼ $325, ½ $580, ¾ $790 — usually cheaper than pricing each piece separately and easy to split across roommates. Single items are flat too: twin mattress $111, queen $139, futon $150, mini-fridge $155, desk $112. $75 minimum, no Nevada sales tax on the service.

Mattress and furniture in the same trip?

Yes — mattress, futon, desk, dresser, and mini-fridge all go on one truck in one flat-priced trip. No second appointment during finals.

Can you come same-day in the May move week?

Usually, when a slot is open — but it's the busiest week of the year here. Halls close early-to-mid May and the Maryland Parkway leases end with them, so book early to lock your day.

How do roommates split it?

One flat quote for the whole unit, split however you agreed. Clearing it together as one truck-fill is the cheapest way to do it.

Do you cover my building?

We cover the whole University District — residence halls, student towers, and the Maryland Parkway apartments and houses. We carry it down from the unit; you don't touch the curb or the dumpster.

What happens to the good stuff?

Usable furniture, mini-fridges, and household goods get routed to Goodwill of Southern Nevada or another local donor before anything goes to the landfill.

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