When arranging cleaning for a multi-storey home in Gürsu Mahallesi, Kaş, deciding whether to begin in the kitchen or upstairs is not enough on its own. If stairways, bathrooms and entrance areas will be used during the day, the order should account for both dirt transfer and movement through the home. Details such as room use, the amount of furniture and access to windows make the scope easier to define when discussed in advance.
Set the floor sequence around how the home will be used
In an empty or mostly empty home, working from upper floors down may help reduce later footprints on stairs and at the entrance. If the kitchen or a bathroom on the lower floor will be used during the day, however, leaving those areas until later can be more practical. Rather than relying on one fixed sequence, identify which spaces will remain in use while cleaning takes place.
One possible plan is bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs first, then stairways and landings, followed by the entrance and an actively used kitchen. If window cleaning is needed, accessible panes, frames and surface conditions should be considered separately. For window cleaning, exterior access and any conditions involving work at height should be raised at the outset.
Use levels in shared areas to shape the work order
Where stairs, corridors, entrances or shared bathrooms are used by more than one person, cleaned floors may be marked again or wet areas may affect safe passage. Options include designating a temporary route, cleaning sections in sequence, or scheduling shared areas near the end. If children, pets or a person with limited mobility are in the home, the movement plan should also be shared.
For homes with several floors, rooms and stairs, the scope of villa cleaning allows the order to be discussed according to floors, rooms, windows and current use. Pool maintenance is not included. In vacant spaces before a move, empty apartment cleaning may be a more suitable starting point for cupboards, floors, bathrooms and kitchens; water and electricity access should also be specified.
Describe the scope by separating related services
Home cleaning may cover kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Office and workplace cleaning sets limits for electronics and documents. Post-construction work separates bulky waste from fine cleaning, while paint or mortar residue requires attention to surface sensitivity. Apartment and site cleaning focuses on stairs, landings, entrances and shared areas. Upholstery cleaning depends on fabric labels and ventilation; a stain result cannot be settled in advance. Distinguishing a scratch, stain or coating issue requires professional assessment and the manufacturer’s care instructions.
A checklist before work and for the joint final review
- List floors, rooms, stairs and shared areas separately.
- Identify the bathroom, kitchen and route that will remain in use during cleaning.
- Point out special surfaces, delicate items, cupboard interiors and accessible windows.
- Share water, electricity, keys and building or home access conditions.
- For the final review, go room by room: check floors, corners, bathroom fittings, kitchen surfaces, stairs and the entrance together.
- Note any added scope or areas you would like reviewed again during the discussion.
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. For an address in Gürsu Mahallesi, the service scope can be discussed according to the address and access conditions at 0537 445 0191.
When should the stairs be cleaned?
Cleaning the stairs after the upper floor is complete suits many plans. If they will be used throughout the day, leaving them with the entrance until the final stage may work better.
Which areas should I review together once cleaning is complete?
Follow the agreed scope floor by floor. Review shared passage areas, bathrooms, kitchens, accessible windows and any surfaces that were specifically noted.