If the moving truck arrives at nine in the morning, booking the cleaners for nine as well usually leaves both jobs half done. For a home or workplace in Sımandır, a neighbourhood of Korkuteli, the most useful preparation is deciding in writing which task follows which. When you speak with CGS Temizlik, stating the address, the floor and access situation, and who else will be working that day lets the scope be defined correctly.
Which service fits which situation
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office cleaning covers workstations, shared areas and toilets, with no intervention on electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms, stairs and glass, excluding pool care. Upholstery washing starts with the fabric label, and glass cleaning is limited to reachable windows.
Ordering the move, the assembly and the cleaning
In a flat being emptied, the sensible order is usually: all items out first, then empty flat cleaning. Cupboard interiors can only be wiped when empty; a half-full wardrobe means doing the same work twice. Where items are moving in, cleaning lasts longer if furniture assembly, curtains and appliance placement are finished first, since assembly leaves sawdust, packaging dust and footprints.
Renovation changes the picture. Cleaning done while painting, plastering or tiling is still under way does not count as fine cleaning. In that case post-construction cleaning is planned in stages: dust is removed first, surfaces afterwards. How much pressure paint or mortar residue tolerates is judged on site, because not every residue comes off every surface the same way.
Keys and access: who, when, how
Handovers most often stall over keys. Clarify during the call: who holds the key, who lets the team in, to whom the door is returned at the end, and whether the building entrance needs a code or card. If the site requires visitor registration, saying so in advance avoids lost time.
The second part of access is utilities. In an empty flat, running water and electricity are necessary for most scopes; if the accounts are closed, the scope narrows or the date shifts. Lift use, floor level, parking and the waste drop-off point are agreed beforehand too.
Knowing the bathroom material before the product
Bathroom surfaces are not uniform: natural stone, ceramic, glass mosaic, acrylic tubs, painted metal and coated fittings all behave differently. Before a product is chosen, the material and the manufacturer's care instructions should be known; where those instructions are unknown, abrasive or acidic methods are not treated as suitable. Whether the dull marks on a shower screen are limescale, scratching or a change in coating cannot be settled by eye and needs expert assessment. When planning home cleaning, mentioning products used before and any recent renovation keeps the method within reasonable limits.
Checklist before and after
- Before: moving and assembly hours, keyholder, water and power status, lift and waste point.
- Before: known delicate surfaces in bathroom and kitchen, plus care instructions if available.
- Before: items not to be touched, boxes, electronics and papers gathered in one room.
- After: cupboard interiors, shower area, floor corners and window edges reviewed together.
- After: door, key and code handover recorded.
Can assembly and cleaning happen the same day?
Yes, but in sequence. Starting before assembly ends means the same area is soiled twice; agree the time slots during the call.
Can you tell me by phone what caused the bathroom mark?
No. Stains, scratches and coating wear cannot be distinguished without seeing them; scope and method are discussed after the surface is inspected.
To discuss a job: 0537 445 0191 — CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya. Scope depends on the address and access.