Before booking move-in cleaning, decide whether the property is simply empty or still contains renovation dust and residues. For an address in Barbaros, in Antalya’s Aksu district, that distinction helps define the work. Cleaning cupboards, bathrooms, kitchens and floors differs from removing paint or mortar. Furniture delivery also affects the sequence: where possible, keep surfaces accessible until cleaning is complete.
Start with unfinished work, then plan the cleaning
If renovation is continuing, establish when dust-producing work will finish. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse waste removal from detailed cleaning; agree which is included. Paint and mortar residues require assessment of the underlying material before scraping or applying a product.
For an empty property without construction residues, a practical sequence is accessible upper surfaces and cupboard interiors, then kitchen and bathroom tasks, followed by floors. Remove dust in stages and address windows and frames before the final floor clean. When discussing empty-apartment cleaning, confirm that cupboards are empty and water and electricity are available.
Identify bathroom materials before choosing products
“Remove limescale” does not fully describe a bathroom task. The surface may be natural stone, ceramic, glass, coated metal or acrylic. If the material is unknown, pause product selection and share any care instructions. Acidic products can damage some stones and finishes. Never mix cleaning products.
Record existing scratches, dull patches, loose grout and deteriorated silicone before work starts. Distinguishing these from dirt helps set realistic expectations: cleaning does not repair surfaces. Once compatibility is established, discuss testing a small, inconspicuous area and checking its response.
Fit upholstery and other spaces into the sequence
If a sofa is already inside, share its care label, stain types and previous treatments. For upholstery cleaning, assess ventilation and drying conditions alongside the method. Do not assume wet cleaning suits the fabric. Neither complete stain removal nor a fixed drying time should be assumed; check dryness before use or wrapping.
Occupied-home cleaning requires agreement on access to kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, moving belongings and any special tasks. Villa cleaning is planned around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. For window cleaning, identify accessible glass and frames rather than assuming hazardous exterior or height work is covered.
Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets, with clear limits around electronics and documents. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning concerns stairs, landings, entrances and communal areas instead of private interiors. Arrange how people will pass through while floors are wet.
Check before work and before moving in
- Before: Confirm key access, water, electricity, empty cupboards and unobstructed work areas.
- Before: Identify delicate finishes, existing damage and excluded tasks.
- After: Compare cupboard corners, bathroom surfaces, frames and floors with the agreed scope.
- After: Check damp upholstery and wet floors before using them.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss scope according to your address and access conditions. Prepare photographs and a short task list to make your requirements specific.
Can upholstery cleaning happen before the move?
If the sofa is already there, it can be assessed. Include fabric suitability, ventilation and a dryness check in the plan.
Should a dull bathroom mark be cleaned again?
First assess whether it is residue or an altered finish. A stronger product may not be the right response.