I have terrible roommates and want to move out, but I signed a lease...?

I am a very clean person that and my roommates are not. I live by the rule that if you make a mess you clean it up and they obviously don't. There are also several more reasons that they are bad roommates, but I will not get into that.
What are my options? I am looking to sublease my apartment, but my roommates are not making it easy for me. I'll clean the entire apartment the day before I have someone come over to see the apartment and by the time they get there I have a mess to clean up. Also, when someone is over to look at the apartment my roommates are a total pain. They say they want me to move out as much as I want to move out, but I don't think thats the case. I have to get out and they are making it difficult for me to get someone to move in. They won't help me find anyone either... Are there non compliance laws? What are my options? I talked to the people that work in office and they said I can pay a lot of money to break the lease, bu thats expensive. I live in Michigan

Best bet talk to the landlord, they might let you out of the lease have hold the rest of the roommates liable. Or you can make a deal with the landlord and get them kicked out and find someone to take over the lease/ rent. That's what I did.

All people cannot live together without some arguments. Try to live with them without causing an uproar. I've lived in residence halls and off campus during my college years. I lived with 4 people when I was chose to work for Walt Disney World. I got in fights with them and sometimes I laid down the law.
My roommate got mad at me because he had a woman in our room and I had to get ready to go to sleep. The two people wanted privacy. I told my roommate and his girlfriend to go to a motel when they wanted privacy. This was my room as well as his room. Try to work out your situations.

I do not know all of your reasons but one is that you can hire a weekly cleaning lady.
Also, I do not always tell this to people but you can get evicted. Make a lot of noise, blast your stereo. The landlord will evict you and it shouldn't cost you anything. Don't destroy the place or you may have to pay the repair fees. Are you allowed pets? If not borrow a big dog from someone. They may evict you for this. Read you lease to find out what your outs might be. It is kind of a loop hole and I have seen places keep a noisy tenant for 3 months before they evicted them but they eventually did. One more thing. Some places report people that they evict to rental/landlord websites but it is not common... yet.