Should the refrigerator be empty?
Yes, if the inside of it is on the scope. A full refrigerator is not an interior clean. If the interior is excluded, say that and leave it out of the day.
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Prepare a move clean by making the home match the scope: empty where the list says empty, appliances open only if they are included, and utilities on if water and light are required. A move-in and a move-out use similar rooms. They fail for different reasons, mostly leftovers and locked doors.

Personal items, trash, and clothes in closets you want cleaned. A wipe cannot happen through a hanging rod full of shirts, and a floor cannot be finished under a pile of donation bags. If a room still holds furniture, say so. The visit then belongs on the house cleaning page, not the move page. Pretending an occupied room is empty wastes the hour on moving things that were never in the agreement.
Take food out of any refrigerator you want cleaned, and give it time to be safe to wipe. Ovens should be cool. These are ordinary preparations. They are not a promise that a landlord, a buyer, or a community association will sign off. This site cannot speak for their walkthrough.
Inside cabinets, inside closets, inside the oven, inside the refrigerator, interior windows, and the garage if it is even part of the conversation. Each one changes the day. A kitchen shell without those interiors is a real move clean. A full appliance and cabinet interior is a longer one. Write the difference down. Do not rely on a bedroom count to imply it.
Also decide who opens the door. A former resident, a lockbox, or an agent are different plans. Public buildings are not meeting points. Central Park at 11200 Base Line Road is a landmark south of the Pacific Electric Trail. It is a city facility with published hours, not a key exchange for a private house.
You are cleaning before your own boxes arrive, or before the last person's residue is acceptable to you. Utilities need to be on. Construction dust, if painters or floor crews just left, should be named. This guide does not turn that dust into a specialist trade. It only says the scope should admit it, because an ordinary empty-home list will not treat wet paint and drywall film as a light tidy.
People move across Rancho Cucamonga, from the trail side of the city toward Victoria Gardens or the other way. The landmark does not change the checklist. Emptiness does. If both homes are in the city, both can be described by this service area. If one of them is not, that one is outside the service area. The city's visit page is a fine way to remember the mountains and the town center while you are driving boxes. It is not a cleaning instruction.
Hauling, repairs, painting, and carpet replacement are not cleaning. A deposit dispute is not cleaning either. Ask for the rooms you listed, check them yourself, and keep the list. Photographs on this site, including the kitchen being mopped, are stock illustrations. They are not proof of a local move and not pictures of staff.
After you move in and the kitchen is in use, switch the idea to a recurring visit if you want one. The move list, with its empty cabinets, will no longer match the house. There is still no form and no price on this guide. Preparation is the part you can do before any of that exists.
Yes, if the inside of it is on the scope. A full refrigerator is not an interior clean. If the interior is excluded, say that and leave it out of the day.
No. Leftover furniture means the home is not empty. Hauling is not part of this cleaning description.
No. This site cannot speak for a landlord or a buyer. The visit covers the rooms and appliances written into the scope.