If a wardrobe is being installed on the same day the flat is cleaned, the order of the two jobs changes the result. For an address in Kasapçayırı (Kumluca), the first question is simple: is there still drilling, cutting, carrying or assembly to come? If yes, cleaning booked before that work means the same surfaces are handled twice, and the second pass starts with dust already settled.
Which service fits which situation
CGS Temizlik's scopes in brief: home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared use and toilets; post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning; empty flat cleaning covers cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors; apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms, stairs and glass (pool care excluded); upholstery washing follows the fabric label; glass cleaning covers reachable glass and frames.
Sequencing when moving and assembly are involved
In an empty flat the order is straightforward: heavy carrying and assembly first, detailed cleaning afterwards. In a furnished, occupied home the work can be split. If a kitchen unit is being replaced, the kitchen detail can wait until after installation while the other rooms are cleaned beforehand. Say this when arranging the visit, because the scope determines where and how long the team works.
Sometimes the installers are a separate crew and the calendars do not line up. Two options remain: move the cleaning to the day after the assembly, or limit it to the areas the assembly will not touch. Either is valid, but the choice has to be made in advance.
Protecting furniture and delicate surfaces
In a furnished home the real risk comes from moving things rather than cleaning them. Breakables, framed pieces, televisions and audio equipment are best either put away by the owner or marked as untouched areas. Repairing electronics or sorting paperwork is not part of a cleaning service; the limit for desks, documents and cables should be set at the start.
On delicate surfaces the method depends on the manufacturer's care instructions. For wood, natural stone, matte-painted furniture, coated kitchen surfaces and special fabrics, no method can be declared suitable while those instructions are unknown. In upholstery washing the fabric label is checked first, the method follows from it, and drying time is planned; full stain removal cannot be promised. Whether a mark on glass is a scratch, a residue or something belonging to a coating needs an expert look on site, and home-made tests are an unreliable way to decide.
Common areas and user traffic
On stairs and at entrances the work order should match how the building is used. To keep wet floors away from busy hours, the team can work top-down, leave one side passable, or take landings in turn. For apartment and site cleaning, it helps when management confirms entrance, lift and parking access in advance.
Checks before and after
- Is any assembly, carrying or renovation still pending, and which rooms does it affect?
- Are water and electricity on, and is the lift usable?
- Have untouched items and areas been listed?
- Are care instructions or fabric labels available for delicate surfaces?
- Which hours suit the common areas?
- Afterwards: washed upholstery aired, floors dry, moved items returned to place?
Does cleaning before assembly ever make sense?
Yes, for rooms the work will not reach. Detailed cleaning of areas facing drilling or cutting should wait.
Who should arrange common area cleaning?
Scope and time windows are usually agreed with building management. You can share the address and access details on 0537 4450191.