A room can look finished on the day the builders leave, yet by the next morning a thin film has settled on the same shelf again. That pattern often points to leftover construction dust that stays airborne and drops slowly, rather than to ordinary household dirt. If you are arranging cleaning for a home or workplace in İmecik, Korkuteli, the most useful preparation is being able to describe what you are looking at. The distinctions below help when you discuss scope on the phone.
The services, in short
CGS Temizlik works on home cleaning, office and workplace cleaning, post-construction cleaning, empty flat cleaning, apartment and residential common-area cleaning, villa cleaning, upholstery washing and glass cleaning. Home, villa and empty flat jobs centre on living spaces; apartment work covers stairs, landings and entrances; office work covers desks, shared areas and toilets. Electronics repair, paperwork handling and pool maintenance are outside these scopes. Whether a job can be taken is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Renovation dust or everyday dirt?
Everyday dirt is usually a record of use: a greasy film in the kitchen, limescale and soap residue in the bathroom, foot traffic on floors. It repeats in the same places and does not reappear the moment you wipe it away.
Leftover renovation dust can behave differently. Plaster, screed or cutting dust is fine enough to gather on socket covers, door tops, behind radiators, on curtain rails and above wardrobes, and it redistributes when you ventilate or sweep. It often comes with bonded residue such as paint splashes, silicone or mortar, which is not handled with a cloth and detergent but with a staged approach suited to the surface. If that is the picture, the job sits closer to post-construction cleaning. In practice the dust is removed in stages: coarse debris first, then surface dust from high to low, floors last. Rather than expecting one pass to settle everything, it is more realistic to allow a waiting period so any remaining dust can show itself.
A mark left after glass cleaning is not always dirt
Streaks visible against the light after cleaning can come from the drying direction, hard water, or residue running down from the frame. Some marks, however, will not come off at all: scratches in the glass, sandblasted texture, moisture staining creeping in from the edges, or wear in the coating some panes carry. Which of these you are seeing cannot be settled by simple looks or hand tests; that judgement needs expert assessment and, where relevant, a question to the glass supplier. The practical step is to point out existing marks before the work starts, so comparison afterwards is straightforward. Glass cleaning is planned for reachable panes, frames and sills; risky façade or height work is not included.
Sequencing a multi-storey home
The common mistake in a house with several floors is finishing downstairs and then disturbing dust upstairs. The general logic runs top to bottom and inward to outward: upper-floor rooms, then the staircase, then the entrance level, and finally the areas on the way out. Dusting and glass come before floors. If wet stairs would block movement, decide in advance which side is done first. When planning villa cleaning, the number of floors, unused rooms and whether the property is furnished all change the order directly.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: are water and electricity working, is the lighting adequate.
- Before: which rooms are excluded, which items must not be touched.
- Before: show where renovation residue sits; if you hold manufacturer care instructions for delicate or coated surfaces, share them.
- Before: look together at existing glass marks and at upholstery care labels.
- After: check hidden points such as wardrobe tops, door frames and behind radiators.
- After: review the glass again at a different hour, in side light.
The renovation is over and there is only dust. Do I still need post-construction cleaning?
If there is no bonded paint, mortar or silicone and the dust is limited, the job may sit close to general home cleaning. Where residue and heavy build-up in hidden spots exist, a separate scope is worth discussing.
What should I do if marks remain after glass cleaning?
Note where the mark is and when you noticed it, and look at it in daylight from the side. Telling residue apart from wear in the pane itself needs expert assessment; do not try abrasive methods yourself.
To discuss scope with your address and access details: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, 0537 4450191.