When arranging cleaning in Karaman Mahallesi, Döşemealtı, calling the need simply “home cleaning” may leave important details unclear. Fine dust left after renovation work on floors, inside cabinets and around window frames needs a different plan from everyday soil in kitchens, bathrooms and living areas. In a furnished home especially, it helps to decide in advance what stays in place, which surfaces need limited handling, and whether water, electricity and entry access will be ready on the cleaning day.
Separate renovation dust from everyday soil
After renovation work, bulky waste, packaging and larger debris should be considered separately from fine-dust cleaning. Fine dust may require staged work on floors, skirting boards, cabinet interiors, window ledges and accessible surfaces. Paint, grout, silicone or adhesive residue needs consideration of the material, coating and manufacturer care instructions. A mark cannot reliably be identified as a scratch, stain or coating issue from a distance; request a surface assessment before any treatment. See the post-construction cleaning page for related scope information.
Where everyday soil is the main issue, the condition and use of the kitchen, bathroom and living spaces matter more. Grease, limescale, fingerprints and routine build-up should not be described as the same job as renovation dust. Explaining the two separately makes it easier to discuss suitable scope. The home cleaning page is a useful reference for this type of need.
How the available services differ
Home cleaning covers living spaces, while vacant-apartment cleaning addresses cabinet interiors, bathrooms, kitchens and floors before moving. Office and workplace cleaning sets handling limits for electronics and documents. Apartment and site cleaning concerns shared areas. Villa cleaning is planned by floors, rooms, stairs and accessible glass; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning considers fabric labels and ventilation. Window cleaning is limited to accessible glass and frames.
Protection choices in furnished homes
Before the visit, identify furniture, rugs, curtains, electronic devices and delicate surfaces that will remain in place. Cabinet interiors, refrigerator interiors, balconies, interior windows and specific rooms should be discussed as separate scope items. If a sofa has a particular mark, share the fabric label, any previous treatment and colour sensitivity; stain removal should not be assumed. Where glass has a mark, possible scratch or suspected coating issue, it is more appropriate to request professional assessment than to ask for an aggressive method. Review window cleaning information for accessible-surface conditions.
Practical checklist for cleaning day
- Check whether water and electricity are available for use.
- Share the entry arrangement for the door, building access, parking or security.
- Explain whether bulky waste, packaging or items to be moved will still be present.
- Point out natural stone, wood, glossy coatings or surfaces with manufacturer instructions.
- Set aside valuables, documents and electronics in areas that should not be handled.
- After the work, review the agreed rooms, cabinet interiors, floors and accessible glass together.
Scope can be discussed with CGS Temizlik according to the address and access conditions: head office at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya; telephone 0537 445 01 91.
Is regular home cleaning enough when renovation dust is present?
One scope should not be selected before considering how widely dust has spread, whether bulky waste remains, the cabinet interiors and any residue on surfaces. Describe renovation-related fine dust and everyday soil separately.
What should be shared if water or electricity is not active yet?
Mention this during the scope discussion. Usability, entry access and the work that can be considered are evaluated accordingly.