Both structures are commonly used. They do not, however, mean the same thing.

I'll have someone clean the classroom. = I will go and ask/require/force/persuade/whatever someone to do that.

I have someone to clean the classroom. = I have someone (available) to clean the classroom. I am simply telling you that I don't do it myself but that there is someone who does it for me.
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