<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I've decided I need some professional help cleaning up my apartment, and I'm not sure what the protocol is.  Will a maid service help me tame the clutter or do I really need to clean up first?  Are there special clutter-cleaning services or is it just something I discuss with any maid service before they come to clean?
 
I try to keep the place clean but I've been working long hours lately and the apartment is really showing that it needs some love.  To make it worse, my asthma has been kicking my butt and every time I bust some dust I end up wheezing for hours later.  I need some help catching up!

My concern is that I have a lot of clutter.  Not Hoarders-bad, but I have to work to keep the piles small.  I have only a single closet in the entire ~700 sq. ft. apartment so there's no where to hide it except under the bed.  I have lots of shelves and with everything I own out in the open it never feels like the place is neat.  I have a 5x5 storage unit for seasonal stuff, but not big enough to evict all my clutter.

I also have two adorable, but mildly destructive rabbits.  They're in their cage all day when I'm not home, but I let them run around in the living area while I'm at home.  I have a dustbuster specifically for the little poops they inevitably leave near the litter box, but those little things turn up randomly.
<bot>: I'm kind of embarrassed to hire a maid service because I don't want them to judge me because I'm a slob.  :(  How bad do I need to feel about this?