If the living room has laminate, the hallway ceramic tile and the bathroom glazed tile, you are not really booking one cleaning job but three different ones. For an address in the Belek neighbourhood of Serik, Antalya, the quickest way to choose the right scope is to think surface by surface rather than room by room.
How much moisture can your floor take?
The amount of water and the equipment used depend on the covering. Ceramic and porcelain tile usually tolerate more water, while laminate and wood can draw moisture through the joints, so a damp cloth and fast drying are preferred. On natural stone, marble or travertine the wrong product may dull the surface, so the choice depends on whether the finish is polished or raw.
Knowing only that "there is parquet" is not enough. If the manufacturer's care instructions are available, the method follows them. If they are unknown, a cautious route is taken: less moisture, controlled testing. Dullness, marks or a scratched look cannot be diagnosed by eye alone — wear, coating loss, chemical effect and physical scratching are separate matters that need an on-site expert assessment, and cleaning is not assumed to remove them.
Why living areas and wet rooms are discussed separately
In the living room, bedrooms and hallway the work is mostly dust, surface wiping, under-furniture access and glass. In bathrooms, toilets and kitchens there is a different concentration of limescale, soap residue, grout and fittings, and the products differ too. Describing both as one "general clean" is where expectation and outcome usually drift apart.
The practical distinction: wet rooms need water and dwell time, while living areas need moisture kept under control. That is why the order of work generally runs from dry areas towards wet ones, with floors left until last. You can keep the scope inside home cleaning, or handle it as empty flat cleaning during a move.
Realistic expectations for old upholstery stains
A stain that has sat in fabric for a long time may have settled into the fibres. Before upholstery cleaning, the label is checked: whether the fabric suits a water-based method, whether it releases colour, and whether ventilation is enough for drying. Full stain removal cannot be promised; lightening, fading or no change at all are all discussed in advance. Being able to ventilate the room during drying directly affects the result.
The eight services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas. Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets, with no handling of electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms, stairs and glass, pool maintenance excluded. Upholstery cleaning and glass cleaning are separate items.
Checklist before and after the job
- Note the floor type of each area and any care instructions you have.
- Check water and power access and how the space can be ventilated.
- Clear breakables, rugs and cables beforehand.
- Point out the sofa stains you want treated and locate the label.
- Afterwards, review still-damp surfaces and closed cupboard interiors together.
To discuss scope for your address: 0537 4450191 — CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya.
I don't know my floor type — what should I do?
Rather than guessing, check the handover file or any building material information you have. If nothing is available, work proceeds with less moisture and a controlled test in a hidden spot.
Can glass and floors be done on the same day?
Yes for reachable windows. Glass cleaning is usually scheduled before floors so dripping water does not mark a freshly cleaned surface. Work at height or on risky façades is outside the scope.