Apartment Cleanout Orlando
The lease ends Friday, the inspection is Saturday, and the complex has already posted signs about furniture by the dumpster. An apartment cleanout in Orlando from JunkRabbit takes everything left in the unit — priced per piece for a few items, or by truck-fill from $241 for a full apartment.
Third floor, no elevator, breezeway stairs: none of it changes the quote.
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Two ways to price it, and the quote picks the cheaper one for you: add up the individual items, or charge by how much of the truck the unit fills.
| Item / load | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa | $126 |
| Queen Mattress | $103 |
| Futon | $111 |
| Desk | $83 |
| Dresser | $126 |
| 10 trash bags | $132 |
| Truck-Fill (1/4) | $241 |
| Truck-Fill (1/2) | $431 |
Move-out cleanouts almost always come with a hard date. Tell us yours when you book.
Book early for late July and early August — that’s when half of East Orlando’s leases turn over.
Units left full by a departing tenant get the same flat truck-fill pricing. Send the photos from the walkthrough and approve the quote remotely; the crew leaves the unit empty and ready for the cleaners.
Photograph each room of the unit — the quote shows the item total and the truck-fill total side by side.
Get My Cleanout QuoteOff-campus leases near UCF typically run August to July, so the last week of July is the busiest move-out stretch of the year along Alafaya Trail and University Boulevard.
Kissimmee and the I-Drive corridor house a large, mobile workforce; fewer than half of Kissimmee’s homes are owner-occupied, so units change hands all year.
MetroWest and Rosemont are dense with 1970s and 1980s condos whose associations frown on anything left by the dumpster.
Ground-floor units flooded by summer storms need soaked carpet and furniture out fast, before mold sets in.
Many Orlando leases and complex rules charge tenants for furniture left behind or dumped at the compactor. Check before you leave anything.
Apartments generally don’t get individual curbside bulk pickup, so the city and county programs rarely help renters.
Donation pickups book up at the end of July. If you want a charity to take something, schedule it weeks ahead.
Everything left gets carried out the day before your walk-through, leaving time to sweep and photograph the empty unit.
Small jobs are priced item by item — a sofa is $126, a queen mattress $103, a desk $83. Full units price by truck-fill, $241 for a quarter truck and $431 for half. The minimum order is $75.
Yes, and that’s the day we recommend. Tell us your walk-through date when you book so we can hold a window ahead of it.
No. Walk-ups, breezeway stairs, and long walks to the parking lot are all included in the flat price.
Yes. Send photos from the turnover walkthrough, approve the quote remotely, and we’ll clear the unit on the date you set.
Most complexes prohibit it and may bill the tenant. We take everything straight from the unit to our truck so nothing is left behind.
Bagged household trash and boxes are welcome — ten bags run $132 on their own, and in a truck-fill job they simply count toward the load’s volume instead of being priced one by one.
Photos of the unit get you a flat price — then pick the day before your inspection.
Get My Cleanout QuoteTexting is easiest? 💬 Text {{DID}} with photos of each room.