Before combining upholstery cleaning with balcony and window work, decide how the fabric can be treated and where the furniture will dry. For an address in Fettahlı Mahallesi, in Antalya's Aksu district, describe surfaces and available space, not just room numbers. This helps coordinate wet work, dust removal and access through the home.
Start with fabric and drying conditions
For upholstery cleaning, share the care label, stain locations, previous treatments and whether cushions are removable. A label photograph is useful, but the method depends on assessing the fabric. A zipped cover is not necessarily machine washable. If colour transfer or sensitivity is suspected, ask about testing an inconspicuous area.
Discuss ventilation, space for cushions and when the seating needs to be used again. A dry-feeling surface does not necessarily mean the filling is dry. Do not assume a fixed drying time: fabric, treatment and room conditions all matter. Mention beforehand if same-day use is essential. Complete stain removal cannot be guaranteed.
Separate floors from large-window requirements
If the property is a villa, describe rooms, stairs and windows on each floor rather than giving one total area. Occupied and empty rooms may need different sequencing. If upstairs work requires crossing a finished downstairs floor, plan to protect that route. Pool maintenance is not included in villa cleaning.
For large windows, access matters as much as size. Specify inside and outside faces, frames and tracks separately, and identify fixed and opening panes. Windows behind furniture require different preparation from unobstructed ones. Do not assume window cleaning includes hazardous exterior access or work at height; discuss access conditions first.
Sequence balcony, glass and floor work
If balcony cleaning is requested, plan to remove loose dirt without carrying it indoors. Indoors, clean window frames and tracks before the final glass wipe. Leave the final floor clean until dripping and dirt transfer from windows and the balcony have stopped. Balcony water should not enter the room or the upholstery drying area.
Finish dusty work around seating before upholstery cleaning, then avoid contaminating it again. Agree beforehand whether furniture needs moving and what handling is included. Keep ventilation accessible without crossing wet floors.
Choose the right scope for other spaces
Home cleaning covers surface-appropriate work in kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces; identify belongings, cupboard interiors and special requests separately. For empty apartment cleaning before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors, and check water and electricity access.
Post-construction cleaning requires a distinction between bulky waste removal and detailed cleaning. Dust should be removed in stages; paint and mortar residue require surface-sensitive assessment. For office and workplace cleaning, define work areas, shared spaces and toilets, with clear limits around electronics and documents. For apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning, specify stairs, landings, entrances and other communal areas, including passage arrangements while floors are wet.
Checks before work and at handover
- Before: Share fabric labels, stain locations, window access and floor-by-floor tasks; set fragile belongings aside.
- After: Check window edges, the balcony threshold and floors together; assess remaining upholstery moisture and conditions for reuse.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access.
Can upholstery without a label be wet-cleaned straight away?
Do not assume wet cleaning is suitable. Request an assessment of the fabric and its condition before choosing a method.
Should indoor floors be finished immediately after balcony washing?
First check that water transfer and dirty foot traffic have stopped. Complete the final indoor floor clean afterward.