Prices
Move-Out Cleaning prices
Studio / 1 bedroom
From $400
2 bedrooms
From $470
3 bedrooms
From $560
4 bedrooms
From $650
Prices are for an empty home and include one bathroom for 1–2 bedrooms or two for 3–4 bedrooms; each extra bathroom adds $50. Interior windows (+$45) and carpet cleaning (+$149 for 2–3 rooms) can be added.
What you get
What’s included — and what isn’t
Included
- Inside the oven, racks and broiler drawer
- Inside the refrigerator and freezer
- Inside every kitchen and bathroom cabinet and drawer
- Closet shelves, rods and floors
- Blinds and interior windows
- Spot removal of marks on walls
- Garage and laundry area swept and wiped
- Final walk-through against the landlord checklist
Not included
- Repairs, painting or patching nail holes
- Carpet shampooing unless added
- Removing furniture or trash left behind (book junk removal for the same visit)
- Mold or biohazard cleanup
How it works
Booked in minutes, done in one visit
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Get your price
Choose your service and home size online. Your price shows instantly.
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Pick a time
Same-day or next-day is often open in Citrus Heights. Tell us how to get in.
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We clean to the checklist
A background-checked crew with its own supplies, and a free re-clean if anything is missed.
Why Apex Home Point
Leave a landlord-ready home, and get your deposit back
California landlords can only deduct for cleaning needed to return the unit to move-in condition. Our move-out clean targets exactly what inspections check, and if your landlord documents something we missed, we come back and re-clean it free.
Local guide
Once called Sylvan: established neighborhoods between Sacramento and Roseville
Citrus Heights was first called Sylvan. In 1910 a real estate agent bought the land, split it into 10-acre lots and renamed it Citrus Heights. Voters made it a city in November 1996 with 62.5% of the vote, and it became Sacramento County’s fifth city on January 1, 1997. It had 87,583 people in the 2020 census.
About four in ten Citrus Heights homes are rented. Our move-out clean covers what inspections check, with a free re-clean if your landlord documents anything we missed.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Population (2020 census) | 87,583 |
| Households (2020) | 34,532, in 35,928 homes |
| Owners vs renters (2020) | 57.6% owner-occupied, 42.4% rented |
| ZIP codes | 95610, 95621 |
| Incorporated | January 1, 1997 |
| Schools | San Juan Unified School District |
| Trash & bulky pickup | Republic Services, with three free bulk pickups for residents |
Neighborhood by neighborhood
Where we work and what we see
| Area | Typical needs |
|---|---|
| Sylvan Corners and central Citrus Heights | The geographic center of the city and some of its oldest streets. Good fits: a deep clean first, then regular service. |
| Sunrise Boulevard and the Sunrise Mall area | Apartments, condos and shops. Good fits: move-out cleaning and apartment cleaning. |
| Rusch Park and Birdcage Heights | Established single-family neighborhoods. Good fits: every-two-week cleaning and garage clean-outs. |
| Greenback Lane and Auburn Boulevard | Apartment communities and small businesses along the main roads. Good fits: move-outs and small-office cleaning. |
Many Citrus Heights homes are decades old. Grout, baseboards, vents and the tops of cabinets collect what regular cleaning misses, so a deep clean is usually the right first visit.
Room-by-room checklist
What our move-out cleaning includes
Every move-out cleaning in Citrus Heights follows the same written checklist, so you know exactly what gets done:
| Area | Tasks |
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| Kitchen | Countertops and backsplash wiped and sanitized · Sink and faucet scrubbed and polished · Stovetop cleaned · Outside of appliances wiped (fridge, oven, dishwasher) · Microwave cleaned inside and out · Cabinet fronts spot-cleaned · Table and chairs wiped · Floor vacuumed and mopped |
| Bathrooms | Toilet cleaned inside, outside and around the base · Tub and shower scrubbed · Sink, vanity top and fixtures cleaned · Mirrors cleaned streak-free · Towels straightened · Floor vacuumed and mopped |
| Bedrooms & living areas | Reachable surfaces and furniture dusted · Picture frames, lamps and decor dusted · Mirrors and glass tabletops cleaned · Beds made (with linens you leave out) · Light switches and door handles wiped · Carpets vacuumed, hard floors mopped |
| Whole home | Trash emptied and liners replaced · Quick tidy of surfaces (we clean around belongings) |
| Everything in a standard clean, plus | Baseboards hand-wiped throughout · Door frames, doors and trim wiped · Light fixtures and ceiling fans dusted · Air vents and returns dusted · Window sills and tracks cleaned · Blinds dusted · Wall spot-cleaning of marks and scuffs |
| Kitchen | Grease removed from stovetop, range hood and backsplash · Cabinet fronts detail-cleaned · Behind and under movable small appliances · Inside oven and fridge (add-ons) |
| Bathrooms | Tile and grout lines scrubbed · Soap scum and hard-water buildup removed · Fixtures descaled and polished · Exhaust fan covers dusted |
| Everything in a deep clean, plus | Inside the oven, racks and broiler drawer · Inside the refrigerator and freezer · Inside every kitchen and bathroom cabinet and drawer · Closet shelves, rods and floors · Blinds and interior windows · Spot removal of marks on walls · Garage and laundry area swept and wiped · Final walk-through against the landlord checklist |
Choose the right clean
Standard vs deep vs move-out cleaning
Most homes only need a standard clean. Book a deep clean if the home hasn’t been professionally cleaned in a few months, and a move-out clean when the home is empty and a landlord or buyer will inspect it.
| Standard clean | Deep clean | Move-out clean | |
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| Best for | Keeping a lived-in home clean | First visit, seasonal reset, before guests | Empty home before handing back the keys |
| Kitchen | Counters, sink, stovetop, appliance fronts, microwave | Plus grease buildup, cabinet fronts, hood | Plus inside oven, fridge, every cabinet and drawer |
| Bathrooms | Cleaned and sanitized | Plus grout, scale and soap scum | Plus inside vanities and medicine cabinets |
| Dusting | Reachable surfaces | Plus baseboards, doors, vents, fans, blinds | Every surface including closets |
| 1 bedroom | $200 | $300 | $400 |
| 3 bedrooms | $290 | $440 | $560 |
Is it right for you?
Who books move-out cleaning in Citrus Heights
- Renters who want their full deposit back
- Landlords and property managers turning over a unit
- Home sellers before closing
- Buyers and renters moving in who want a clean start
Pricing
What changes the price
Our prices are published so you can compare before you call. These are the things that can move a price up or down:
- Home size and number of bathrooms
- Whether the home is fully empty
- Condition of the oven and bathrooms
- Add-ons like carpet cleaning and interior windows
You always see your price before booking, and anything unusual is confirmed with you before work starts. Text a photo to (916) 465-1850 if you’re not sure.
Before we arrive
How to prepare
- 1Move everything out first. We clean best when the home is empty
- 2Keep water and power on
- 3Ask your landlord for a pre-move-out inspection in your last two weeks
- 4Leave a key or lockbox code if you won’t be there
- 5Take your own photos of each room after we finish
Know your rights
Getting your deposit back in Citrus Heights: what California law says
Landlords in Citrus Heights follow California Civil Code § 1950.5. These rules decide what a landlord can charge you for cleaning:
- Your landlord has 21 days after you move out to return your deposit or send an itemized statement of deductions.
- Deductions are limited to unpaid rent, damage beyond normal wear and tear, and reasonable cleaning costs.
- If more than $125 is deducted, the landlord must provide receipts for labor and materials.
- You can request a pre-move-out inspection during the last two weeks of your tenancy; the landlord then gives you an itemized list of what to fix to avoid deductions.
- Since April 1, 2025, landlords must photograph the unit after you return the keys and before making repairs, and include those photos with any deductions.
- If a landlord keeps a deposit in bad faith, a court can award up to twice the deposit amount on top of the deposit itself.
The standard is “reasonable cleaning”: the unit should be as clean as when you moved in. That’s why our move-out checklist goes inside the oven, fridge, cabinets and closets: those are the most common cleaning deductions.
Source: Sacramento County Public Law Library: Security Deposits (Cal. Civ. Code § 1950.5)
Source: San Francisco Rent Board: Security deposits (AB 2801 photo rules)
General information, not legal advice.
Leaving things behind?
Furniture and junk left after moving out of a Citrus Heights home
Items left in a rental are one of the most common reasons landlords keep part of a deposit. Your options:
The City of Citrus Heights partners with Republic Services to offer residents three free bulk pickups. Schedule with Republic Services at (916) 638-9000.
Electronics, hazardous waste, tires and construction debris go to county drop-off sites instead.
Source: Republic Services: Sacramento area (Citrus Heights program)
When the curbside program doesn’t fit your timeline (or the items are still inside) we haul them away on the same visit as your clean, priced by truck space from $75.
Homeowners, landlords & realtors
Getting a Citrus Heights home ready to rent or sell
Much of our work in Citrus Heights is helping people at the moments a home changes hands: tenants moving out, owners getting a rental ready for the next tenant, sellers preparing for listing photos, and new owners or renters moving in. We clean houses, apartments, condos and offices: empty or furnished.
| Situation | What we do |
|---|---|
| Rental turnover | Haul away anything the last tenant left, then a full move-out clean with inside appliances, cabinets and closets. |
| Getting ready to sell | Clear clutter and old furniture, then a deep clean before photos and showings; windows and carpet on request. |
| Moving in | A move-in clean so kitchens, bathrooms and closets are clean before your things arrive. |
| Moving out | A landlord-ready clean and free re-clean if your landlord documents something we missed. |
One company for the clean-out and the clean means one appointment, one crew and one invoice. Move-out cleaning starts at $400; junk removal at $75.
Move-Out Cleaning near you
Move-Out Cleaning across Citrus Heights
Citrus Heights became a city in 1997 and sits between Sacramento and Roseville around the Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane corridors. It is largely established single-family neighborhoods with apartment communities along its main roads.
Citrus Heights residents have garbage service through Republic Services, which includes free bulk pickups.
We serve every part of Citrus Heights, including Sunrise Mall area, Rusch Park, Sylvan Corners, Birdcage Heights.
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 95610, 95621 |
| County / jurisdiction | Sacramento County |
| Our office | 2020 Hurley Way Unit 150, Sacramento, CA 95825 |
| Hours | Mon–Fri 7am–7pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which parts of Citrus Heights do you serve?
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All of ZIP codes 95610 and 95621, including Sylvan Corners, the Sunrise Mall area, Rusch Park and Birdcage Heights.
Do I need a deep clean for an older Citrus Heights home?
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Usually for the first visit, yes. It covers grout, baseboards, vents and cabinet faces. After that, regular cleaning keeps the home there.
I’ve used my free Republic Services pickups. Can you take the rest?
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Yes. Text a photo and we’ll give you a price range. We carry items out from inside the home, garage or yard.
How much does move-out cleaning cost in Citrus Heights?
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Move-out cleaning in Sacramento costs $400 for a studio or 1-bedroom, $470 for a 2-bedroom, $560 for a 3-bedroom and $650 for 4 bedrooms, including inside the oven, fridge, cabinets and closets.
What does move-out cleaning include?
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Everything in a deep clean plus the inside of the oven, fridge, freezer, every cabinet and drawer, closets, blinds and interior windows, wall spot cleaning, the garage and laundry area, and a final walk-through.
What if my landlord says something was missed?
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If your landlord documents a legitimate cleaning issue we missed, we come back and re-clean that area at no charge.
How long does my landlord have to return my deposit?
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21 days after you move out, under California law, with an itemized statement and receipts for deductions over $125.
Can you clean on the day I move out?
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Often, yes. Book as early as you can for weekends and the end of the month. Call (916) 465-1850.
Do I need to be there?
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No. Leave a lockbox or door code. The home just needs to be empty with utilities on.
Do you do move-in cleaning?
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Yes: same checklist and prices, so your new home is clean before your things arrive.
Can you haul away furniture I’m leaving behind?
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Yes. Junk removal is priced by truck space from $75 and we schedule it with your clean.
Do you serve all of Citrus Heights?
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Yes. We serve all of Citrus Heights, including Sunrise Mall area, Rusch Park, Sylvan Corners, Birdcage Heights (ZIP codes 95610, 95621).
How soon can you come to Citrus Heights?
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Same-day or next-day appointments are often available in Citrus Heights. Book online to see open times, or call (916) 465-1850 (Mon–Fri 7am–7pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm).
Is move-out cleaning priced differently in Citrus Heights?
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No. We use the same published prices across the Sacramento area, so a Citrus Heights home costs the same as one in Sacramento.
Can I leave furniture at the curb when I move out of Citrus Heights?
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Only with a scheduled pickup. The City of Citrus Heights partners with Republic Services to offer residents three free bulk pickups. Schedule with Republic Services at (916) 638-9000.