Someone who starts wiping windows with the balcony door open usually ends up cleaning the same pane twice. Dust drifts in, sticks to the wet glass, the cloth leaves streaks, and the water dripping onto a dusty floor turns to mud. For anyone arranging cleaning at an address in Belen, Kumluca, the most useful preparation is agreeing in advance on the order rooms will be handled. When you speak with CGS Temizlik, describing access to the address, whether water and electricity are on, and how the balcony is used makes it easier to choose the right scope.
Keeping balcony, glass and floor from undoing each other
These three jobs share one dust source. Dust left on a balcony travels indoors every time the door opens. The common approach is dry work first, wet work last: collect loose dust on the balcony, then wipe interior glass, then clean the floor. If the balcony holds planters, mats, stored items or building debris, the order shifts, because dirt beneath them stays hidden until they are moved. If the outer face of a pane is dirty, freshly cleaned inner glass can look dull again within minutes. Trying to work out at home which side a mark sits on can mislead you; scratches, mineral deposits and factory coatings can only be judged by looking at the glass in place. Where panes are hard to reach or face outward, limits should be discussed beforehand — see the glass cleaning page.
In the bathroom, identify the surface before the product
The order of decisions is: what is this surface, what does its manufacturer advise, and only then which method. An enamel tub, an acrylic shower tray, a natural stone counter and a matt-coated tap do not tolerate the same treatment. Acidic products can leave dull patches on natural stone; an abrasive pad can permanently change a matt metal finish. If the manufacturer's care instructions are unknown, no method should be assumed safe. Setting aside any care leaflets you have for the tub, cabin or counter helps the team decide faster. Darkened grout, limescale and worn coating can look alike; the actual cause needs assessment on site.
Order of work in an empty flat
With no furniture in place, work runs top down and inside out: cupboard interiors and shelves, then bathroom and kitchen surfaces, then floors and the entrance last. Once furniture arrives, scope narrows on its own — behind cupboards and floor corners become unreachable. Whether water and electricity are connected is decisive; wet work is not possible without running water. To compare scopes, see empty flat cleaning and, for occupied homes, home cleaning.
Services in brief
Home, office and workplace, post-construction, empty flat, apartment and residential complex, villa cleaning, plus upholstery washing and glass cleaning. Electronics and documents in offices are left untouched. Post-construction work separates debris removal from fine cleaning. Pool maintenance is outside villa scope. Upholstery fabric labels are checked, and stain removal is not promised.
Checks before and after
- Items and planters to be moved off the balcony
- Water, electricity and lift access
- Care instructions for tub, counter or shower cabin, if available
- Surfaces you already know to be delicate or damaged
- At the end: window edges, floor corners, grout and drains
Should the balcony be a separate visit?
The same visit works, provided the balcony is handled at the dry-dust stage and interior floors are left until last.
What if I don't know what a surface is made of?
It is examined on site; where there is doubt, work stays with gentler methods and you are told what was found.
To discuss the address and scope: 0537 4450191. Office: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D Kepez/Antalya.