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Requirements depend on the task scope and your province or municipality. Confirm what applies before selecting a Helper.
Service category
Deep Cleaning
Move-in, move-out, post-renovation, and intensive cleaning help.
Before you chooseCompare the scope, timing, profile information, and any qualification requirements together.
Common tools and supplies
Confirm who provides each item before the work begins.
- Heavy-duty vacuum
- Steam cleaner
- Detail brushes
- Cleaning products
- Protective equipment
Service request guide
Plan an intensive cleaning request room by room
Deep cleaning is easier to scope when the request distinguishes routine cleaning from built-up residue, detailed appliance work, move-related cleaning, or safe post-renovation dust removal.
Updated Aug 20, 2026. Availability, prices, and local requirements vary.
Typical requests
- Move-in or move-out cleaning for an empty home
- Detailed kitchen and bathroom cleaning
- Baseboards, cabinet fronts, reachable fixtures, and interior windows
- Safe fine-dust cleanup after minor renovation work
What to include
- Space size, room count, occupancy, and photos of current condition
- Exact rooms, surfaces, appliances, and inside-cabinet work to include
- Known stains, buildup, allergies, pets, and product restrictions
- Water, power, access, parking, equipment, and supply responsibilities
What can affect cost
- Space size and level of buildup
- Detailed surfaces, appliances, and interior compartments
- Special products, equipment, and protective measures
- Access, parking, disposal, scheduling, and urgency
What to compare
- A room-by-room written scope with exclusions
- Experience with the relevant finishes and stain types
- A product plan that respects allergies and surface instructions
- Clear expectations for supplies, waste, inspection, and touch-ups
Limits and regulated work
Mould, sewage, bodily fluids, pests, asbestos, lead dust, heavy construction debris, and other hazardous material need specialized assessment and may not be suitable for general deep cleaning.
Deep Cleaning questions
01What should I include in a deep-cleaning request?
Include Space size, room count, occupancy, and photos of current condition; Exact rooms, surfaces, appliances, and inside-cabinet work to include; Known stains, buildup, allergies, pets, and product restrictions; Water, power, access, parking, equipment, and supply responsibilities. Clear details help independent Helpers decide whether the request fits their experience and availability.
02What should I compare when choosing a deep-cleaning provider?
Compare A room-by-room written scope with exclusions; Experience with the relevant finishes and stain types; A product plan that respects allergies and surface instructions; Clear expectations for supplies, waste, inspection, and touch-ups. Confirm the final scope, timing, price, and cancellation terms in writing before work begins.
03What can affect the cost of deep-cleaning?
Common factors include Space size and level of buildup; Detailed surfaces, appliances, and interior compartments; Special products, equipment, and protective measures; Access, parking, disposal, scheduling, and urgency. PoomAt does not publish a standard price, so compare what each response includes.
A clearer way to choose
How to request Deep Cleaning
Publish the details, compare independent responses, and confirm the right fit.
01
Publish a clear request
Describe the scope, location, timing, access needs, and budget. Publishing is free; responses are not guaranteed.
02
Compare independent responses
Each independent Helper decides whether to respond. Compare profiles, ratings, displayed credentials, availability, proposed timing, and offered amounts.
03
Choose and confirm
Agree on the final scope with the Helper you choose. After completion is confirmed, the Helper's eligible balance becomes available for payout.
Turn Deep Cleaning into a clearer request.
Describe the task first, then compare any responses you receive before choosing.