Decide which surfaces need cleaning before choosing a service scope. For a home in Çamköy Mahallesi, in Antalya’s Aksu district, describe timber floors, stone worktops, glass and upholstery rather than giving only the room count. If renovation work is continuing or sofas need washing, agree on the order of work and when those spaces must be usable.
Separate tools by surface and task
Keep cloths used on greasy kitchen surfaces separate from bathroom and toilet cloths to help avoid transferring dirt. Glass cloths should be free of abrasive particles. Floor equipment also needs to suit the material: excess water can damage timber, while unsuitable chemicals can harm sensitive stone. If the material is uncertain, review product instructions and consider an inconspicuous test.
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, with cupboard interiors, moving belongings and delicate items agreed beforehand. Specify worktops, cupboard fronts and interiors separately. Empty apartment cleaning focuses on the agreed cupboards, bathroom, kitchen and floors before moving in; confirm that water and electricity are available.
Connect upholstery and window cleaning to room use
For sofa cleaning, start with the fabric label and material information. Do not assume every covering is suitable for a wet method. Explain the stain’s source if known and identify products previously applied. Fabric condition, the method and the stain affect the outcome; complete stain removal cannot be guaranteed.
Discuss ventilation and when the sofa needs to be used again. If suitable drying conditions are unavailable, consider scheduling upholstery cleaning separately rather than assuming a fixed drying time. Window cleaning requires agreement on accessible panes, frames and surface condition. Work near upholstery should account for splashes and renewed soiling. Hazardous exterior access or work at height should not be assumed included.
Distinguish renovation progress from final cleaning
If cutting, drilling, sanding or painting continues, dust can return to cleaned rooms. Separate temporary cleaning of an essential room from the final whole-home clean. For post-construction cleaning, discuss bulky waste removal separately from detailed surface cleaning and establish who will remove that waste.
Fine dust needs staged removal. Paint and mortar residues should not be tackled with the same scraper on every surface; unsuitable tools can scratch glass or delicate finishes. If dust reappears, check ongoing work, unpacking and transfer from uncleaned areas before deciding what needs repeating. Wiping again may not resolve an active dust source.
Prepare the space and check the agreed work
Villa cleaning is sequenced around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is excluded. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning requires defined stairs, landings, entrances and shared areas, plus arrangements for passage around wet floors. Office and workplace cleaning covers agreed workspaces, shared areas and toilets, with explicit limits on handling electronics and documents.
- Before work: Identify sensitive materials, existing damage, restricted belongings and access obstacles.
- When planning: Agree which cloths, brushes and floor tools belong to each area; flag unfinished work and check utilities.
- Afterwards: Review agreed surfaces together, distinguishing damp upholstery, wet floors and returning dust.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss requirements. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Two questions to clarify scope
Can glass and upholstery share a cleaning cloth?
Plan separate tools. Particles or product residues from glass should not transfer to fabric, and upholstery methods should follow material information.
Does renovation in just one room affect final cleaning?
Yes, if dust can spread. Consider temporary cleaning for essential spaces and schedule final cleaning after dust-producing work has finished.