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Cleaning services in Yeşilbahçe, Muratpaşa

Planning cleaning order in a multi-storey home in Yesilbahce: common area limits with building management, upholstery fabric and drying decisions.

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  • Muratpaşa

In a multi-storey home, the first thing people disagree on is usually the order: start from the top floor, or from the floor used most during the day? When you describe a flat, duplex or detached house in Yeşilbahçe, Muratpaşa, Antalya, explaining what each floor is used for matters as much as the number of floors. At CGS Temizlik the scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions, so most of the preparation depends on you being able to define the job clearly.

Setting the order between floors

The usual approach is to work dust from the upper levels downwards and leave the staircase until the rooms are finished. House use can change this. If the upper floor holds only bedrooms while the lower floor stays open all day, keeping wet work on the lower floor until last makes movement easier. If a bathroom on one floor is unusable, or if water and electricity are reachable from a single point only, say so beforehand; it reshapes the plan. Where items will be gathered and which rooms stay outside the scope are agreed in the same conversation, and home cleaning can be defined room by room.

Where the common area ends and the flat begins

If work extends beyond the door, the boundary should be written and clear. Is it the threshold, the whole landing, or the flight between two floors? In some buildings stairs and entrance belong to management and are handled as a separate job; in others an owner wants the area in front of their own floor cleaned as well. If both happen the same day, the walking route over wet floors must be planned: which flight stays closed and when, and whether a second way down exists. Shared areas are defined under apartment and complex cleaning.

Fabric and drying conditions in upholstery

The decision starts with the fabric, not the stain. If the care label is readable, the manufacturer's instructions are taken as the basis; without that information a method cannot be considered suitable. In a closed room with limited ventilation, drying takes longer, so which windows open and whether the sofa can be moved are discussed in advance. Whether a mark is an old stain, worn fabric or a change in the coating requires assessment on site, and no promise is made that a stain will come out. See upholstery cleaning for details.

The services in short

Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office cleaning covers work and shared areas, with no intervention on electronics or documents. After construction, coarse debris and fine cleaning are separated. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. In buildings it is stairs, landings and entrance; in villas the order of floors, rooms, stairs and glass, pool care excluded. Window cleaning covers reachable glass and frames.

Checkpoints before and after

  • List, per floor, the rooms included and excluded.
  • State which floor has water and electricity access.
  • Clarify the shared-area boundary with building management.
  • Have the upholstery label and any previous treatment information ready.
  • At the end, check wet floors and ventilation for treated furniture together.

Can shared areas and the flat be done the same day?

It can be planned if access and boundaries are set beforehand, including how residents pass while the stairs stay wet.

When can the room be used normally after upholstery cleaning?

It depends on the fabric, the room's ventilation and conditions; no fixed time is given, and the team explains what to expect on site.

To discuss scope: 0537 4450191.