The difference between wiping a staircase once and wiping it twice is usually sequence, not product. When planning work in a multi-storey home in Dereköy, part of Kumluca, the most useful preparation is writing down what kind of dirt sits on each floor: is there fine dust left from renovation upstairs, or is kitchen grease and foot traffic the dominant issue downstairs?
Setting the order between floors
The general approach is to work from top to bottom, since dust and water droplets travel downward. Still, this rule is not applied identically in every home. If the upper floor is heavily dusty, it may be cleared of coarse dust first and its door closed before moving down. Conversely, if wet work in the bathroom and kitchen is on the ground floor, those rooms can be grouped together so another floor is handled while surfaces dry.
The stairwell is a separate decision. If equipment and waste bags will travel that route after the steps are cleaned, the work is undone. Deciding the carrying route in advance matters as much as the walking arrangement on wet steps. How the sequence is built in multi-level use is also covered under villa cleaning.
Window scope: which face, which part
"Clean the windows" does not define scope on its own. The items to separate are: inner face only or both faces; whether sash frames and profile surfaces are included; whether the lower track and the debris inside it are part of the job on sliding joinery; and whether insect screens and shutters are counted separately. Track cleaning usually moves slowly, because sand and lint in the channel turn to mud if wetted before being lifted out dry.
For the outer face, access decides everything. Sashes that open safely from inside are one thing; fixed sections above a balcony or surfaces at height are another, and where access is not safe that part stays outside the scope. Marks on glass also deserve caution: a scratch, a permanent water mark, an applied film or factory markings can look alike, and telling them apart requires expert assessment on site. On coated or special surfaces, no method is treated as suitable without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions. Details are on the window cleaning page.
Separating renovation dust from daily dirt
Daily dirt sits on the surface. Renovation dust settles into vents, cabinet tops, socket edges and door lintels, and redistributes itself as you sweep. That is why dusty interiors need staged work: coarse removal, a pause for the air to settle, then fine wiping. Paint spatter, grout or mortar residue is a separate heading, and the limit of intervention changes with the type of floor and joinery. If such residue exists, defining the job under post-construction cleaning sets expectations more accurately.
The services in brief
Home cleaning covers living areas, kitchen and bathroom. Office and workplace cleaning covers work and shared areas, with no intervention on electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse and fine stages. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cabinet interiors, floors, bathroom and kitchen. Apartment and site cleaning includes stairs, landings and entrances. Villa cleaning deals with floor and staircase order; pool care is not included. Upholstery washing begins with the fabric label, with no stain removal guarantee. Window cleaning is limited to accessible surfaces.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- A floor-by-floor list: which rooms are included, which stay closed.
- Water and power access, plus usable socket points.
- Window scope: inner face / both faces, frames, tracks and screens marked separately.
- Fragile items, coated surfaces and pieces needing special care set aside beforehand.
- Waste and rubble: has coarse debris been removed, and where will it go.
- At the end: track channels, cabinet tops, door lintels and the stair railing reviewed.
Why are glass and track cleaning discussed separately?
Tracks and frames need a different method and more time than the glass face. If they are not written down at the start, they may fall outside the agreed scope.
Renovation is finished but dust keeps returning — what now?
Staged work is planned instead of a single wipe, and the residue type (dust, or paint and mortar) is stated separately when the address is discussed.
Scope at your Dereköy address is discussed according to access and site conditions: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D Kepez/Antalya, 0537 4450191.