Cleaning that starts with one cloth and one bucket usually runs into trouble within the first half hour: the cloth that lifted grease from the kitchen counter is then wiped across a wooden console, and the brush used in the bathroom travels to the living room in the same water. When planning a service for an address in Yeşildere, Muratpaşa, Antalya, the most useful conversation begins exactly here: which surface is cleaned with what, and how many separate sets that requires.
Different surfaces, different kits
Most homes need at least four separated groups: wet rooms (bathroom, toilet), kitchen surfaces, general living-area surfaces, and glass. Separating cloths and brushes by colour or marking reduces the transfer of soil from one area to another. Floors are not one category either; ceramic, laminate flooring and natural stone do not tolerate the same amount of water. So when defining scope, say in advance which floor types and counter materials exist in the home. Whether a product suits a surface cannot be assumed without the manufacturer's care instructions; keep labels, manuals or builder's notes at hand if you have them.
Setting the order in a multi-storey house
If the house has two or three floors, the sequence follows water and dust. The general approach is top to bottom, dry work before wet work: dusting and cobwebs first, then surface wiping, and floors and stairs last. If a staircase is used while wet, the work is undone and slipping becomes a risk; when people are living or working in the house, it is safer to finish one floor and leave it to dry while work continues on another. If water and power are not available on every floor, mention it at the start, because bucket logistics change accordingly. Floor count and stair material are among the main scope factors in villa cleaning.
Decisions in a furnished home
In a furnished home the real decision is what will be moved and what will not be touched at all. The simplest solution is a short "do not touch" list covering breakables, framed pieces and electronics. For upholstery, no method is chosen without reading the label: in upholstery cleaning the label is checked, ventilation conditions are discussed, and no promise is made that a stain will come out. A mark seen on glass may be a scratch, a permanent stain or something related to a surface coating. Telling these apart requires expert assessment and cannot be settled with fingernail tests at home. If glass is included in house cleaning, point out suspicious marks beforehand and agree to leave them out of scope.
Which scope fits which job
House and villa cleaning cover occupied spaces, while empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors before a move. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from staged fine dust removal. Apartment and housing-complex cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances. Office and workplace cleaning defines limits around electronics and documents. Upholstery cleaning and window cleaning are separate scopes; unreachable façade glass is not undertaken.
Checklist before and after
- List floor, counter and furniture materials, with care instructions if available.
- Gather or mark items that should not be touched.
- Check water and power access floor by floor.
- Agree on drying order for stair and floor transitions.
- Afterwards, review glass in daylight and floors once dry.
Scope is discussed according to address and access: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, phone 0537 4450191.
Can one mop be used on every floor?
Not if the floor type changes. Ceramic and wood tolerate different moisture levels, and soil from wet rooms travels upstairs or downstairs. Separate heads per area are safer.
Will furniture be moved?
This is agreed in advance. If you want areas under heavy furniture cleaned, say so early; fragile and delicate objects are best cleared by the occupant.