When a balcony sweep, interior window wiping and a floor wash are all wanted on the same day, the order in which they happen decides how the result looks. If you are arranging cleaning for an address in Aşağı mahallesi, in the İbradı district, it helps to break the request down instead of calling it "general cleaning": say which areas need detail and which only need a pass. At CGS Temizlik the scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions, so what you describe in the first conversation shapes the whole plan.
What changes when two jobs share one day
A request may sit under the heading of house cleaning, yet upholstery washing or glass work usually brings its own preparation and drying time. A simple distinction you can make yourself: wet work (upholstery, floor washing, bathrooms) and dry or dusty work (emptying cupboards, sweeping the balcony, fine dusting). If dusty work is not finished before wet work, airborne dust settles again on surfaces that were just cleaned. Rather than saying "two jobs, same day", name the room and the job in each case.
Saying the special request before work starts
Items that should not be touched, furniture that will not be moved, cupboards to be left closed, a delicate floor finish, or a single room needing detailed attention — all of this belongs in the conversation before the team begins, not afterwards. If you have the manufacturer's care instruction for a parquet, a natural stone surface or a fabric label, show it; without that instruction no method can be assumed suitable for the surface. If you think a window has a scratch, dullness or a coating mark, simply report that you have noticed something. Telling a scratch from a stain or a coating layer requires assessment on site, so do not try to test it yourself. In the same way, before expecting a mark to disappear from a sofa, discuss the label inspection that is part of upholstery washing.
Balcony, interior glass, floor: the sequence
When these three are requested together, a sensible flow is usually: clear the balcony's coarse dirt and tidy the area around the balcony door, then wipe the interior glass and frames, and leave the floor for last. Water and dirt run down from frames and edges while glass is being cleaned; if the floor comes first, the same area is handled twice. If the balcony is to be washed, finishing that section in one go keeps footprints from travelling inside. Work at height or suspended on a façade is not undertaken; glass cleaning is limited to reachable surfaces, and whether the windows open is discussed beforehand.
The eight services in brief
House cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work and shared areas. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust, and empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors and floors. Apartment and site cleaning handles stairs and entrances, villa cleaning the order of floors and staircases. Upholstery and glass work each need their own preparation.
Check points before and after
- Are water and electricity usable, and how will entry be arranged?
- Which room needs detail and which only a general pass — have you listed them?
- Have fragile items and papers been put away? Document handling and electronics repair are not part of this work.
- At the end, were window edges, the balcony threshold and floor corners reviewed together?
Is it better to split two jobs across days?
If wet work needs drying time or furniture has to be moved, splitting is more comfortable. Mention it while the scope is being discussed, and decide together.
Can I add a special request later?
A change of scope may be possible, but since the sequence is set at the start, pass any addition on as early as you can on 0537 4450191.