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Cleaning Services

A clearer cleaning plan starts with the condition of the space.

Tell Paloma Pro which rooms need attention, what happened there, and the finish you expect so the appropriate cleaning path can be confirmed.

Bright residential room prepared for a detailed cleaning scope review
Scope firstReviewed before scheduling
Scope reviewed first Photos help us prepare Specialist boundaries identified

A useful place to start

Scope-reviewed cleaning for home resets, moves, and the handoff after select repair work.

A home reset, move-out clean, and cleanup after repair work can involve very different tools, timing, dust levels, surfaces, and disposal needs. Paloma Pro uses one simple customer category while reviewing those differences internally.

Photos of the full room and the heaviest areas help separate ordinary household cleaning from active construction, restoration, hazardous material, mold, sewage, or another condition that needs a specialized provider.

Scope note

Hazardous materials, active construction, mold-like growth, biohazards, and specialized restoration are outside routine cleaning scope.

Common requests

Is this the right starting point?

Tell Paloma Pro what happened in the space, which rooms need attention, and the finish you expect. The team will confirm the appropriate cleaning path before scheduling.

  • 01Home resets
  • 02Move-in and move-out cleaning
  • 03Post-project cleanup
  • 04Room-by-room cleaning lists

Choose the work

Start with the request that fits best.

Select a specific task to carry it into the request form. You can add other related tasks before submitting one organized request.

Cleaning service

Request cleaning after repair work, a move, or for a home reset; the team confirms the appropriate cleaning path.

Request this work

Prepare a useful request

Define the rooms and the finish

A room-by-room list is more useful than a general request for a deep clean. Identify priorities, exclusions, occupancy, and any products that should or should not be used.

  • List the rooms and surfaces in priority order.
  • Explain whether the request follows a move, repair, installation, or routine household use.
  • Photograph dust, residue, appliances, cabinets, floors, and any unusually affected area.
  • Note pets, occupants, sensitivities, building access, parking, and waste-removal rules.
  • Identify personal items or fragile surfaces that the team should not move or treat.

From request to handoff

A clear path, without the guesswork.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Rooms, conditions, priorities, and the requested finish are documented.

  2. 02

    Separate

    Routine cleaning and specialized remediation boundaries are identified.

  3. 03

    Confirm

    Access, supplies, timing, and the approved room list are agreed before scheduling.

  4. 04

    Review

    The completed scope is checked against the agreed priorities and exclusions.

Helpful resources

Plan the job with better information.

Questions, answered

Before you request cleaning services.

Do I need to choose a type of cleaning before requesting service?

No. Choose Cleaning Services and describe the condition of the home. Paloma Pro will confirm the appropriate cleaning path after reviewing the rooms, photos, and expected finish.

Is cleanup during active construction included?

Not automatically. Active work, uncontrolled dust, unfinished surfaces, hazardous materials, and contractor debris require a separate review before ordinary cleaning can be scheduled.

Should I remove personal items first?

Put away valuables, medicines, documents, and fragile personal items. Note anything that should not be moved and confirm who is responsible for furniture, appliances, and disposal before the visit.

Ready to get it reviewed?

Start with what you see. We’ll help with the path.