A homeowner who wants the balcony washed and the interior windows wiped on the same day often ends up repeating one of those jobs. The reason is simple: moisture and loosened dust from a washed balcony can travel onto window edges and floors before anything dries. When planning cleaning for an address in Nebiler, part of Korkuteli, discussing the order of work before choosing a scope is one of the decisions that most affects the result.
The order between balcony, interior glass and floors
The general logic is that dirt moves from top to bottom and from wet to dry. If the balcony floor will be washed, doing it before the glass and letting the surface dry usually means less rework. If interior windows are cleaned first and water is then poured on the balcony, splashes may leave marks along the lower edges.
There are exceptions. If the balcony will only be swept and wiped with a damp cloth, or if the balcony door can stay closed, glass can come first. Floors, however, are left to the end in almost every case: dust falling from skirting boards, door frames and window frames is collected in one pass. These choices depend on the layout and on which areas will be used that day; they are not a fixed rule.
Cabinet interiors or outer surfaces?
Two scopes are confused most often in kitchens. Outer surface cleaning covers cabinet doors, handles, countertops and visible panels. Cabinet interior cleaning requires emptying shelves, moving the contents aside and putting them back, so it is a separate item of work.
If you will empty the cabinets yourself, doing it before the appointment lets the team work directly on the shelves. If it is unclear who moves the contents, both scope and timing stay unclear. When a home is already empty before a move, cabinet interiors are usually handled within vacant flat cleaning; in a furnished home they are discussed separately under home cleaning.
Stating a special request clearly
A special request is not a sentence like "make everything clean"; it is a list of surfaces: grease behind the cooker, one balcony railing, the windows of a particular room. If you see marks, dullness or what looks like a scratch on glass, describe what you see, but do not try to determine yourself whether it is a scratch, a coating or a residue. That distinction needs an on-site assessment and may not be removable by cleaning. Likewise, if there are coated countertops, natural stone, wood or appliances, having the manufacturer's care instructions at hand makes choosing a suitable method easier. Unreachable exterior facades may fall outside window cleaning.
The eight services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office cleaning covers work and shared areas, with no handling of electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust. Vacant flat cleaning includes cabinet interiors and floors before a move. Apartment and complex cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning concerns the order of work across floors, and pool care is not included. Upholstery washing starts with the fabric label. Window cleaning is limited to reachable surfaces.
Checkpoints before and after
- Will the balcony be washed, or only dry-collected?
- Who empties the cabinets, and where do the contents go?
- Are water and electricity available?
- Have delicate surfaces and any care instructions been mentioned?
- At the end, were windows checked in daylight and floors after drying?
Scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions: 0537 4450191 — CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya.
Can glass be cleaned the same day the balcony is washed?
Yes, if the floor has dried and the door can stay closed. If the surface is still damp, marks along window edges are more likely, so leaving glass until last is safer.
Why must cabinet interiors be requested separately?
Emptying shelves, moving contents temporarily and replacing them is separate work. If it is not mentioned in advance, only visible kitchen surfaces may be covered.