Before arranging cleaning at your address in Çaltılıçukur, Akseki / Antalya, decide whether your sofa must remain available or can stay unused until dry. This affects upholstery planning and the sequence of balcony, window and floor work. CGS Temizlik discusses service scope according to the address and access conditions.
Describe the fabric before choosing upholstery work
For upholstery cleaning, specify seating sections, removable cushions and the surfaces needing attention. Share a care-label photograph if available. If the fabric is unknown, say so rather than guessing. Mention previous cleaning products, wear, colour changes and any known stain sources.
Not every covering suits the same wet treatment. Discuss the method after fabric assessment, including whether a small concealed-area test is needed. A removable cover is not necessarily machine washable, and its care requirements may differ from those of the filling.
Drying depends on fabric, ventilation and room conditions; do not plan around a promised hour. Explain how air can circulate and how children or pets will be kept away. Do not cover or use upholstery while moisture remains. Complete stain removal cannot be guaranteed.
Define window scope and prevent repeat soiling
For window cleaning, replace “all windows” with a precise list: inside glass, safely accessible outside glass, frames and tracks. Mention screens or balcony glazing separately. Where exterior access is unsafe, discuss the accessible scope rather than expecting anyone to lean outside.
If balcony cleaning is included, loose dirt and debris can be removed first. Track deposits and frame cleaning should be addressed before the final glass wipe. Complete wet balcony work and check for water or dirt carried indoors before finishing interior glass and floors.
Where upholstery is included, finish dust-producing tasks before treating the sofa. Plan equipment movement so it does not soil completed areas. Final floor cleaning should follow wet work and necessary traffic, with the sequence adjusted to room use and access.
Match the wider service to the actual task
Home cleaning covers agreed kitchen, bathroom and living-area tasks, with suitable surface care and belongings or special requests identified beforehand. Empty-apartment cleaning requires explicit agreement on cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors, plus water and electricity access. Villa cleaning is organised around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is excluded.
If building residue remains, discuss post-construction cleaning. Bulk waste removal differs from detailed cleaning: dust needs staged removal, while paint and mortar residues require attention to surface sensitivity. Office and workplace cleaning should define workspaces, shared areas and toilets, alongside limits on handling electronics and documents. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning needs an agreed scope for stairs, landings, entrances and communal areas, including passage arrangements around wet floors.
Check before work and at handover
- Before: Share fabric labels, stain information, requested window sides and access obstacles.
- Before: Move fragile belongings and documents; explain balcony access and ventilation options.
- After: Compare tracks, frames and floors against the agreed scope, checking for remaining deposits or transferred dirt.
- After: Assess upholstery dryness before reuse and discuss care advice. Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 0191 to discuss scope.
Can upholstery be cleaned without a care label?
The fabric and its condition need assessment first. A missing label does not make every method suitable; decide on treatment after that assessment.
Does inside-glass cleaning include tracks?
Do not assume so. List inside glass, outside glass, tracks and frames separately, then use that list for the final check.