An old dark mark on a sofa armrest and yesterday's spilled tea can look similar from across the room. In cleaning terms they are two different jobs. If you are arranging service for an address in the Leylek neighbourhood of Korkuteli, naming the job correctly shapes both the scope and your preparation. The sections below focus on those distinctions so you can describe the work yourself.
Which jobs belong together
CGS Temizlik's scope divides roughly like this: home cleaning and villa cleaning cover living areas, with floors and staircases adding an order of work in villas; pool care is not included. Office and workplace cleaning has a defined limit around electronics and documents. Post-construction cleaning and empty-flat cleaning are separate stages. Apartment and residence cleaning covers shared areas. Upholstery washing and window cleaning are surface-dependent jobs; unreachable exterior facade glass is not promised.
Realistic expectations for old fabric stains
A fresh spill and a mark that dried months ago, then got sat on repeatedly, do not behave the same way. Over time a stain can settle into the fibre, or be fixed in place by heat or by earlier attempts to remove it. For that reason full removal cannot be promised; sometimes the colour lightens, sometimes a visible trace remains.
The cause of a stain also cannot be diagnosed with certainty by eye; two identical-looking marks may come from different substances. The method is chosen by reading the manufacturer's care instructions on the fabric label. If there is no label, or it is unreadable, say so beforehand, because method choice and risk assessment depend on it. Allow for longer drying and make sure the room can be ventilated. More detail is on the upholstery washing page.
Order of work in an empty flat
Cleaning done before moving in is work that should finish before furniture arrives. Cupboard interiors, drawer shelves, bathroom and kitchen surfaces and floors are all easy to reach at that stage; once boxes are in, the same spots become awkward. Two practical points stand out: water and electricity access. In a flat where the utilities are disconnected, part of the scope may not be workable, so confirm this before the appointment. Since upholstered furniture is a separate job, planning empty-flat cleaning and sofa work on different days keeps moving day less crowded.
Renovation dust or everyday dirt
Fine dust left after renovation settles again hours after sweeping; plaster, cutting and sanding dust stays suspended in the air. Everyday dirt is a more limited, settled group: kitchen grease, footprints, bathroom limescale. Where paint or mortar residue is present, surface sensitivity matters, and this is handled in stages under post-construction cleaning. For a mark on glass, deciding whether it is a scratch, a coating or a residue requires assessment on site; do not settle the question with tests such as running a fingernail over the surface.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- Find and photograph the upholstery care label; mention any product already used on it.
- Point out old stains one by one and say roughly when they appeared.
- State whether water and electricity are on in an empty flat.
- Separate out which rooms still hold renovation residue.
- Name any cupboard or room you want left outside the scope.
- At the end, review cupboard interiors, corners, skirting boards and window frames together.
- Ventilate the room while washed upholstery dries.
Can an old stain be tested first?
A control application on a small hidden area may be considered where the fabric and its instructions allow. Even so, it does not mean the stain will come out completely.
Can post-renovation work finish in one pass?
Dust is removed in stages. Coarse waste and residue come first, then fine cleaning; airborne dust settling afterwards may call for a second pass.
To discuss scope with your address, floor and access details, call CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 0191. Main office: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D Kepez/Antalya.