When you request cleaning for a villa in the Tekke neighbourhood of Serik, one thing usually causes confusion: "villa cleaning" sounds like a single job, while it actually contains very different tasks. An upper floor may only need dusting and floors, whereas the lower floor's kitchen and bathroom may require detailed work; the large glass surfaces in the living area are a separate question of time and access. If you describe these differences yourself, the team arrives with the right preparation.
The services in brief
CGS Temizlik covers: home cleaning (kitchen, bathroom, living areas), office and workplace cleaning (shared areas, with limits around electronics and documents), post-construction cleaning (rough and fine stages separated), empty flat cleaning (inside cupboards, floors, water and power access), apartment and housing complex cleaning (stairs and entrances), villa cleaning (floors, rooms, stairs, glass order; pool maintenance not included), upholstery washing (method based on the fabric label) and glass cleaning (reachable glass and frames).
Not treating floors as one block
In villas the work order is usually built floor by floor. You can make this concrete at the request stage: for each floor, state the number of rooms, the number of wet areas and whether that floor is in use. A floor that has been closed for a long time does not require the same work as one used daily. Stairs, railings and landings fall between floor headings and are the easiest parts to forget, so mention them separately. This description clarifies in advance which parts the villa cleaning scope will include.
Why large glass is discussed separately
Wide glass surfaces raise questions of access and surface condition that ordinary windows do not. The inner face is reachable in most cases; the outer face depends on whether there is a balcony, terrace or ground-level standing space. Work at height or on risky facades is not promised, so explain which way the glass faces and whether someone can stand safely in front of it.
If you see a permanent mark on the glass, whether it is a scratch, a mineral deposit or the behaviour of a coating needs on-site assessment; simple home tests cannot separate them, and the wrong method can make the mark permanent. Without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions, no product can be called suitable for that surface. Note such a surface in your glass cleaning request.
Realistic expectations for old upholstery stains
For stains that have sat in fabric upholstery for a long time, full removal is not promised. The outcome depends on how long the stain has been there, the fabric type and what has already been applied to it. If a household product was tried before, say so; that detail changes the method. If the label carries cleaning symbols, photograph them. After upholstery washing the fabric needs ventilation to dry, so plan how the room will be used that day.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: rooms and wet areas per floor, plus any unused sections.
- Before: orientation of large glass and whether the outer face can be reached safely.
- Before: upholstery label, stain history, products applied earlier.
- Before: water and power available, items that must not be touched.
- After: walk the stairs, landings, window frames and channels together.
- After: keep the washed fabric ventilated while it dries.
How should I describe a special request?
Briefly and by location: which room, which item, what you want done. A description such as "shower screen glass in the upper floor bathroom" is more useful than "make it detailed" and has a direct answer in the scope discussion.
Can glass and upholstery be done the same day?
This is discussed according to the address, the size of the area and access conditions. Describe the two separately when you ask, so the share of each job is clear from the start. For information: 0537 4450191.