In a three-storey house, where to start cleaning usually depends less on the house itself and more on what stage the work is at. When arranging service for an address in Örnek Mahallesi in Manavgat, the first thing worth discussing is not the number of rooms but the property's relationship to renovation work and the order in which floors will be handled. This guide separates those decisions so you can describe the scope yourself.
Is the renovation finished, or still running?
This difference changes the scope directly. If a carpenter is still coming, silicone still has to be applied, or a wall needs touching up, detailed cleaning done now will simply be repeated on the same surfaces. In that case it is clearer to split the job into a rough stage and a fine stage: bulk waste, packaging and loose dust first, detail work only after everything is genuinely complete. If the renovation is fully closed, a single pass is possible. If you know which tradesperson is coming on which day, that is the most useful thing to mention. This is also where post-construction cleaning starts to differ from routine home cleaning.
Floor order and dust coming back
A common situation in multi-storey homes is that once the lower floor is finished, work on the upper floor sends dust back down. The general approach is to move from top to bottom, leave the staircase until last, and finish dust traps such as skirting boards, door tops and the space behind radiators floor by floor. Because fine dust stays suspended in the air for a while, sanding, drilling or moving furniture in a room after its surfaces have been wiped will bring dust back. That is a consequence of sequence, not of poor work, which is why noisy and dusty tasks are best completed before cleaning. In an occupied house, where the bathroom and kitchen fall within the day is discussed according to water access and drying time. Where floors, rooms and stairs must be planned together, villa cleaning may fit better; pool maintenance is not included.
Window scope: inner face, outer face, tracks and frames
"Do the windows too" does not define a scope on its own. Separate it like this: inner face only or both faces; sash frames and hinge recesses included or not; lower track debris and insect screens included or not. On upper floors, the outer face can only be considered if the window opens safely from inside and can be reached that way; work requiring facade access or height work is not promised. If paint spatter, mortar or tape residue is left on the glass after renovation, no method is chosen before the surface is seen in person. Scratches, coating marks and residue can look alike, and telling them apart requires on-site assessment; no abrasive method is used without knowing the glass or joinery manufacturer's care instructions. Details are on the window cleaning page.
Checkpoints
- Before: whether renovation is complete, remaining trade work, number of floors and stair type.
- Before: water and electricity availability, lift and entrance access, parking.
- Before: decision on inner/outer glass faces, tracks, frames and screens; pointing out delicate surfaces.
- Before: naming areas not to be touched, including fragile items, cables and electronic devices.
- After: checking stair nosings, skirting boards, door tops and glass edge lines in daylight.
- After: drying order for wet floors and ventilation.
The services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas. Office and workplace cleaning covers work and shared areas, with limits around electronics and documents. Post-construction cleaning separates rough and fine stages. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and estate cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floor, room and stair sequencing. Upholstery washing follows the fabric label, with no stain removal guarantee. Window cleaning is limited to accessible surfaces.
Does an interim clean during renovation make sense?
It can, if it is needed to keep work moving, but it is a rough stage: waste, packaging and loose dust. Detailed wiping is discussed separately once the trades have finished for good.
Can both faces of a window always be done?
No. The sash must open safely from inside and the outer face must be reachable that way. On fixed panes, or where external access would be needed, the outer face may fall outside the scope; this becomes clear once the address is seen.
To discuss scope: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, phone 0537 4450191. Service scope is agreed according to the address and access conditions.