A city that doesn’t close for winter
Head to a coastal resort in February and the shutters are down. Limassol isn’t that. The marina keeps boats and guests moving, the business district fills corporate lets Monday to Friday, and the Agios Tychonas and Mouttagiaka villas keep cycling short-stay families whatever the month. So a villa clean here isn’t a summer-only line item — it’s a year-round rhythm, and the property has to read “fresh” whether the guest flew in for a conference or a half-term break.
We take on those bigger Limassol homes between stays. Quote on WhatsApp, we clean, photo proof lands in your thread before the next key handover.
Why a villa here isn’t just a bigger flat clean
Scale changes the job, and so does the layout. A Mouttagiaka villa spreads across two floors with a patio and poolside; a marina penthouse stacks tight over three bedrooms with a sea-facing balcony catching salt spray. The scope follows the property. We strip and reset every bedroom when clean linen is on site, sanitise each bathroom, put the kitchen back to neutral, and dust, vacuum, and mop through living rooms, dining areas, stairs, and hallways on every level. Outside, patios, terraces, and the hard standing around the pool get swept and the furniture reset where access is safe. It’s a villa-standard pass, not a one-bed tidy stretched to fill the rooms.
Pool water stays with a specialist — we work around it
We clean around the pool, not in it. The loungers, the dining set, the paving, the perimeter — that’s our side, swept and reset where we can reach. The water balance, the chemicals, the filters, and the pump belong to a pool technician, and we won’t touch them. Lawns and planting are the same: we tidy what’s already been cut, we don’t garden. If the pool looks off — cloudy, green, low — when we walk in, we photograph it and message you before we start, so a guest complaint doesn’t land on you blind.
Keeping the calendar moving through every season
A Limassol villa often turns over midweek between a business traveller and a weekend family, then again on a Sunday for a long-stay arrival. That steady churn needs a crew that shows up in November as reliably as July. We hold those slots and send photo proof each time, so you can see the place is ready from wherever you’re managing it. If your regular cleaner drops out on a turnaround, message us — we’ll tell you in minutes whether the diary fits.
Bedsheets and towels: we change them when clean replacements are already at the property — we don’t supply the items ourselves. In a multi-bedroom villa that’s a lot of linen, so we check the cupboard before we strip anything. If it’s short, we photograph what’s missing and ask before we touch a bed.
Priced per job, not per postcode
Villas don’t sit on a flat rate. A 3-bed near Neapolis and a 5-bed with a walled garden in Agios Tychonas are simply different amounts of work, and the quote reflects bedrooms, bathrooms, stairs, condition, and the outdoor footprint. Small apartments usually start from about €45 — villas run higher and are priced individually. Send the area, the room counts, and a few photos on WhatsApp and you’ll get one clear figure back, not a ballpark.
Where we clean in and around Limassol
Germasogeia, Agios Tychonas, Limassol Marina, Neapolis, and Mouttagiaka — plus the rest of Limassol, Larnaca, Nicosia, Ayia Napa, Protaras, and Paralimni. Villa somewhere we haven’t named? Send the pin on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm if we can take it on.