Define the job before comparing prices
A Maârif apartment, an Ain Diab house and a Bourgogne studio need different arrangements. Write down the floor area, rooms, pets and priority tasks. Separate regular cleaning from windows, ironing and post-renovation dust; each requires a different amount of time.
List items that should not be moved: private papers, medication, fragile objects and specialist appliances. Clear instructions protect both the household and the person doing the work.
Check references, not just ratings
Ask how identity and references are checked. With consent, speak to a recent reference about reliability and communication. A photograph or star rating does not guarantee the next visit. Arrange an initial session when you can explain the home’s routines.
Confirm the duration, tasks, total cost, supplied products and cancellation terms in writing. Ask what happens if the cleaner is unavailable. Do not assume a platform insures every service: check the terms of your particular booking.
Build a respectful working arrangement
After the first visit, give specific feedback about bathrooms, delicate surfaces and timings. Adjust a realistic checklist instead of continuously adding tasks without allowing more time.
Agree how keys will be handed over and who may enter. Avoid sharing permanent access codes before the arrangement is clear. Browse available Allo Maallam services and confirm the details with the professional before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Should I be home for the first visit?
Being available helps you explain priorities, products and delicate surfaces. Agree together on access for future visits.
Are cleaning products included?
Not necessarily. Confirm who supplies them and identify sensitive materials before booking.
