Victor and Socorro have a wonderful business which is extremely professional and customer friendly…read more Their service men are friendly, punctual, and pay careful attention to detai. I highly recommend the Prosteamer Team.

I can't recommend these guys enough: they will call you back, give reasonable quotes that don't…read morechange after the service is provided. The work is good, they pick up and drop off, and are very courteous. I've used them twice--both times cleaning giant wool rugs with pet stains / smells. I will definitely use them again!

My parents have owned a home in Phoenix for 15 years. The tile has been mopped on a regular basis,…read morebut never deep cleaned. Now they're getting ready to sell it and we called Desert Palms to give new life to the tile in our great room, kitchen, and entry way. Jason did a great job. He was able to lift out the remains of whatever we and the pets had tracked through the house for years in just a few hours. He said he pumped over 200 gallons of dirty water out of the house.There was a staggering difference from beginning to end. Jason was professional and gave us a great price. The house smelled so fresh when he was done. Desert Palms is also a member of Local First Arizona and I always try to support locally owned businesses whenever possible.

I thought my old rugs were hopeless. Jason made them look brand new! He spent a lot of time…read morethoroughly cleaning the carpets and furniture. I was amazed at the difference. And he was on time, and he's super nice and courteous. He follows up the next day to see how everything looks. Who does that? Incredible service. A real expert and I highly recommend

Looking a lot like a State Capitol, the Chaves County courthouse is located just off the main strip…read morein downtown Roswell. Chaves County was named for Colonel Jose Francisco Chaves (1833-1904), a military leader here during the Civil War and later in Navajo campaigns. The county was created by the New Mexico Territorial Legislature on February 25, 1889, out of land from Lincoln County. The courthouse was built in 1911 after Roswell's citizens learned that New Mexico would become a state the next year. It is a Beaux-Arts styled building with a cupola atop the courthouse that utilizes green tiles. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 15, 1989. Unfortunately, the building was secured on a weeknight at 6pm when I stopped by, but that did not stop me from admiring the outside and the perfectly mowed grass on the exterior. There is a very nicely done Chaves County Veterans War Memorial in the front next to a granite engraved Ten Commandments. [Review 17447 overall - 60 in New Mexico - 965 of 2022.]