When cleaning is discussed for a three-storey villa, two different jobs often travel under one name: the routine work across floors, and the separate handling of large glass surfaces. For an address in Çatallar, Serik, separating these two at the request stage directly shapes what the team brings and how the work is ordered. The sections below are written so you can describe your own property accurately.
Floor by floor, or glass as its own job?
As the number of storeys rises, the work becomes less about surface area and more about carrying and sequencing. A staircase is both a surface to clean and the route along which water, equipment and waste move. For that reason the order is usually set from the top floor downward, with the staircase left until last.
Large glass is a separate item. A fixed pane running the length of a living room does not create the same work as an ordinary window; the frame, whether the sash opens, and whether the outer face can be reached safely are decisive. Where access is only possible from outside or by ladder, conditions are discussed on site; work at height or on risky façades is outside the scope. If the glass shows streaking, a dull look or scratching, whether this is a coating, surface damage or residue cannot be settled by simple fingernail tests; it needs expert assessment, and no method can be called suitable without the manufacturer's care instructions. See the glass cleaning and villa cleaning pages for detail.
Why empty and furnished areas are counted differently
In an empty space, floors, skirting lines, cupboard interiors and window edges are worked without interruption. In a furnished area, a large share of the effort goes into protecting, lifting, cleaning beneath and replacing items. If there are fragile objects, electronics or stacks of paper, where they will be moved should be agreed beforehand; organising documents and repairing devices are not cleaning work.
The practical distinction: for a fully emptied property before or after a move, the scope is described under empty flat cleaning; in a lived-in villa, you discuss room by room which items will be moved.
Living areas and wet rooms
Bedrooms, living rooms and study areas are mainly dust, floor and surface work. Bathrooms and kitchens carry different residues such as limescale, grease and grout soiling, so they need different products and dwell times and are kept separate to avoid mixing equipment. Stating the two groups separately, rather than merging them into one request, makes time and staffing planning realistic. If a surface is stone, natural stone or specially coated, say so at the start.
Short summary of the other services
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas with methods suited to the surface. Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets, with limits around electronics and documents. Post-construction work separates bulk waste from fine cleaning and removes dust in stages. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances. Upholstery washing begins with the fabric label and needs ventilation; stain removal is not guaranteed. Pool maintenance is not included.
Checkpoints before and after the job
- How many floors, which ones are included, and is the staircase included?
- Which glass: inner face, outer face, frames, and do the sashes open?
- Which rooms are empty, which are furnished, and what will be moved?
- Are water and electricity available?
- At the end: glass edges, shower enclosure edges, cupboard tops and stair nosings are reviewed.
Scope becomes clear once the address and access conditions are discussed: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, 0537 4450191.
What changes if I ask for glass and floors on the same day?
The order changes. Glass is usually done after interior dust has been removed, otherwise fresh marks appear. If you want both, state them separately in your request.
Does moving some items myself narrow the scope?
Yes, it makes the description clearer. Cleared areas are worked like empty space; for the rest, which items will be moved is agreed on site.