In Doğançam, Manavgat, a renovation may look finished while fine dust remains noticeable inside cabinets, in window tracks, or on stair treads. In a villa, it also matters whether cleaning covers one occupied floor or every floor, and which sides of large windows are included. CGS Temizlik can be reached at 0537 445 0191 to discuss scope according to the address and access conditions.
Define the job by separating the areas that need attention
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, with furniture arrangements and special requests agreed in advance. Empty-flat cleaning commonly focuses on cabinet interiors, floors, kitchens, bathrooms, and water and electricity access. Office and workplace cleaning addresses workspaces and shared areas; limits around electronics and documents should be stated. Apartment and site cleaning concerns stairs, landings, entrances and shared spaces, with a plan for passing over wet floors. Upholstery cleaning requires review of the fabric label and ventilation. Post-construction cleaning, villa cleaning, and window cleaning are the services most closely connected to the decisions in this guide.
When renovation ends: separate heavy residue from returning dust
A post-renovation brief may involve more than removing visible dust. Bulky waste, packaging, and larger leftover pieces are separate from detailed cleaning. Paint, mortar, or similar residue needs consideration of the surface type, coating condition, and manufacturer care instructions; one method should not be assumed suitable for every surface.
Dust becoming visible again after cleaning can relate to ongoing work, ventilation, or dust settled in enclosed areas, among other conditions. Before work begins, mention whether cutting, sanding, installation, paint touch-ups, or moving materials remain. If further trades work will take place after cleaning, separating the detailed clean from a final pre-use check gives the scope clearer boundaries.
For a villa, list floors, stairs and occupancy separately
For villa cleaning, “the whole house” may not be specific enough. Rooms on an unused floor, enclosed balconies, stairs, storage-type areas, or selected rooms can require a different work order. Pool maintenance is not included in villa cleaning.
- State the use of each floor and identify its rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, or living spaces.
- Discuss which stair sections are included and how passage between floors will be managed.
- Specify accessible surfaces in furnished rooms and whether cabinet interiors are wanted in empty rooms.
- If renovation dust is present, consider a work sequence from upper floors to lower floors.
Large windows: two sides, frames and tracks are not the same scope
A request for “the windows” is not enough on its own. Accessible interior glass, accessible exterior glass, frames, sills, and tracks can be defined as separate items. For large windows, clarify which rooms are included, whether exterior access is safe and suitable, and whether there are opening sashes, fixed panels, or sliding systems. Risky exterior façades or work at height should not be assumed to be included.
If scratches, haze, residue, staining, or a possible coating issue is visible, its cause should not be diagnosed with certainty from a distance. Finger or fingernail tests at home are not a reliable way to identify which side of glass is affected. Distinguishing surface and coating issues requires professional assessment. Where manufacturer care instructions are unknown, it is safer to report the condition than to select a cleaning method in advance.
A short checklist before and after cleaning
- Note whether renovation is fully complete and whether bulky waste must be removed.
- Mark floors, rooms, stairs, and areas without access separately.
- List expectations for interior glass, exterior glass, frames, and tracks.
- Share water and electricity access, plus limits around furniture, electronics, and documents.
- Afterward, review dust accumulation, glass surfaces, tracks, and the areas agreed in advance.
Can detailed cleaning be planned while renovation work continues?
It can be planned, but ongoing dust-producing work, paint touch-ups, or installation should be considered when discussing the possibility of dust appearing again after cleaning.
Are window tracks and frames automatically included in window cleaning?
No. Interior and exterior glass, frames, and tracks should be specified separately. Access and surface conditions are also considered during the discussion.