When a removal van, a furniture assembly crew and a cleaning team are all booked in the same week, the difficulty usually isn't the cleaning itself — it's the order. Planning a service in Manay Mahallesi, part of Korkuteli, works best when you decide in advance what happens after what. A floor wiped before assembly gets dirty a second time from drilling dust and packaging; tape residue left after assembly takes far longer to remove than expected.
What comes first when there is moving and assembly
The general rule is that noisy, dust-producing work finishes before cleaning starts. In practice two situations appear. In the first, the flat is empty: cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors are done before any furniture arrives, then the move happens. That fits empty flat cleaning and usually means the least repeated work. In the second, furniture is already inside while assembly continues; here it is more realistic to schedule cleaning after assembly ends and, in the meantime, only tidy the areas actually in use.
With renovation or new construction the split is clearer: rubble, packaging and bulky waste go out before fine cleaning begins. Dust is taken in stages, and paint or mortar residue is not attacked without knowing what the surface is.
Opening office areas in sequence
If an office stays open during cleaning, the space is treated in sections rather than as one block. For example, the meeting room and one corridor wing are cleared first; when that part is finished it is handed back, staff move into it, and the open-plan area follows. If nobody discusses how walking routes change while floors are wet, a cleaned area is marked again within minutes.
The limits of intervention should also be set early. Papers, files and electronic devices on desks stay outside the scope; moving or sorting them is the staff's job. Document destruction, paperwork organisation and device repair are not part of the work offered. Agreeing this frame for office and workplace cleaning keeps interruptions during the working day to a minimum.
Upholstery: fabric and drying conditions
What decides the method is the fabric, not how the stain looks. If the label is readable, the manufacturer's care instruction is the reference; if there is no label, the approach stays limited. Velvet, linen blends, leather and leather-look coverings do not tolerate the same treatment. The second condition is drying: a sofa cleaned in a closed room that cannot be ventilated stays damp for a long time, which raises the risk of odour and marks. So the appointment includes talking about opening windows, clearing the room, and leaving the sofa unused for several hours. Stain removal is not guaranteed — old stains, or ones already treated with unknown chemicals, behave differently. More detail is on the upholstery cleaning page.
The eight services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; villa cleaning sequences floors, rooms, stairs and glass, and excludes pool care. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and shared areas. Post-construction cleaning separates bulky waste from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning needs water and electricity access. Window cleaning is limited to reachable glass and frames; risky facade work is not undertaken. Office cleaning and upholstery cleaning are described above.
Checklist before and after the work
- Is the finish date for assembly, removal or renovation fixed?
- Are water and electricity on, and is the lift usable?
- Which office section is cleared first, and where do staff move?
- Does the sofa have a label, and can the room be ventilated?
- Were existing issues such as cracked glass, loose tiles or scratches seen together before starting?
- At the end, were wet floors, cupboard interiors and frame edges checked together?
Scope becomes clear once the address and access conditions are discussed: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, phone 0537 4450191.
Can assembly and cleaning happen on the same day?
Yes, but not in the same room. Cleaning runs in one section while assembly continues in another, and the finished area is reviewed again afterwards.
Is a mark on the glass a scratch or a residue?
Don't try to diagnose it yourself. Telling scratches, permanent stains and surface coatings apart needs an on-site expert assessment; it is looked at together before work starts and the scope is agreed accordingly.