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Move-Out Junk Removal

Residence halls close in early-to-mid May, and the Maryland Parkway rentals empty out with them. That's the crunch we're built for: mattress, futon, mini-fridge, desk, and the cheap furniture nobody's hauling home — cleared from the unit in one flat-priced, same-day trip. You don't lug it down during finals week; we do. Book early, because the good windows go fast. Usable pieces get donated, and there's no Nevada sales tax on the service.

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The early-May move-out crunch

The University District wraps the UNLV campus (89154) and runs up and down the Maryland Parkway rental belt (89119, 89169) — the dorms and student towers, the older houses chopped into shares, and the low-rise apartments where most undergrads land after freshman year. Unlike the master-plan suburbs, almost nobody here owns; it's a renter's district that turns over on the academic calendar, and the biggest single pulse is spring move-out. UNLV's residence halls close in early-to-mid May (confirm your hall's exact 2026 date with UNLV Housing at 702-895-3489), and the off-campus leases tend to end in the same window, so the whole neighborhood empties into one or two frantic weeks.

What comes out is always the same shortlist: a mattress and a cheap frame, a futon, a mini-fridge, a desk, a dresser, a papasan chair, and a mound of bags — none of it worth shipping home, all of it in the way before the walkthrough. We clear it in one flat-priced trip, carried down from the unit, often the same day. Because so much of it is still usable, we donation-route the good pieces to Goodwill of Southern Nevada and other local donors instead of sending them to Apex. Book ahead for early May — that's the one week the calendar guarantees will be slammed.

What we clear for UNLV students

UNLV move-out pricing

Flat rates, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. Clear the whole unit at once and it prices as one truck-fill — usually the cheapest way to do it.

Item / VolumePrice
Twin mattress$111
Queen mattress$139
Futon$150
Mini-fridge$155
Desk$112
Dresser$169
Dorm room / studio clear (truck-fill ¼)$325
Shared apartment (truck-fill ½)$580

$75 minimum. Disposal included; usable pieces donated. No Nevada sales tax on the service. More on UNLV move-out →

Why the curb isn't an option in May

Come move-out week, the dumpsters at every student complex overflow and the sidewalks fill with abandoned mattresses — but that isn't a real disposal plan. Republic Services' curbside bulk pickup only serves single-family homes on residential trash service; it's every other week, capped at a 6-foot item limit and one appliance per bulk day, and crews won't enter private property — none of which helps a fourth-floor dorm room or a shared apartment on a shared dumpster. A mattress dumped by the parking lot just sits there until someone gets fined for it. That's the whole reason to book a real pickup: we come up to the unit, carry the mattress, futon, and furniture down ourselves, and haul it 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.

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What UNLV students & parents say

★★★★★

"My hall closed the second week of May and I still had a mattress, a mini-fridge, and a mountain of stuff. Booked a week ahead, they showed up on time during the chaos and carried it all down. Flat price, split it with nobody but me — easy."

— Jordan P., UNLV dorm move-out
★★★★★

"Three of us shared a place off Maryland Parkway and the lease was up. 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
★★★★★

"Flew in to move my son out and did not want to spend the trip renting a truck. Sent them a photo, they cleared the futon, desk, and old dresser same-day at the price they quoted. Worth every dollar during finals."

— Karen L., UNLV parent

UNLV move-out FAQ

When should I book?

As soon as you know your out date. Halls close early-to-mid May and the same-day windows fill fast — confirm your exact 2026 date with UNLV Housing at 702-895-3489, then reserve early.

Can you take the mattress and furniture together?

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

How much for a whole shared apartment?

It prices as truck-fill — a quarter load is $325, a half $580 — usually cheaper than pricing each piece separately, and easy to split across roommates. $75 minimum, no Nevada sales tax on the service.

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.

What happens to the good stuff?

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