Picture a flat where the wardrobes are already dismantled, boxes are stacked in the living room, and the cleaning team arrives at the door. What usually follows is wasted effort: the floor swept at noon is covered in drilling dust by one o'clock, and the wiped kitchen counter becomes a place to put the toolbox. For anyone preparing a move in Kırcami, in Muratpaşa, the most useful decision is less about which service to book and more about the order in which the work happens. At CGS Temizlik the scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions; the distinctions below are meant to shorten that conversation.
Ordering the move, the installation and the clean
There are three separate jobs: removing belongings, assembling furniture or appliances, and cleaning. When all three are squeezed into one day, cleaning stays unfinished even if it is scheduled last, because installation produces packaging, drilling dust and tape. If you are handing over a flat you have emptied, plan the clean after the last item has left. If you are preparing the flat you are moving into, plan it before anything arrives. Where installation and cleaning must share a day, give a realistic finishing time for the installers; that estimate sets the team's start time.
Renovation adds another step. Detailed cleaning after debris removal is not the same work as cleaning while paint is still being applied; see post-construction cleaning for that scope.
Empty space or furnished space?
The clearest factor behind workload is how full the space is. In an empty flat, wardrobe interiors, floor corners and bathroom fittings are directly reachable, so the scope is predictable and the work runs top down, dry tasks before wet ones. In a furnished flat every surface needs a decision first: will the item be moved, will it be emptied, or will only the area around it be wiped? Moving furniture is a separate effort and, if not agreed beforehand, it breaks the plan.
So instead of asking for "a three-bedroom clean", say whether the flat is empty, how many wardrobe interiors you want done, whether the fridge and oven interiors are included, and whether rugs and sofas stay in place. If upholstery work is wanted, sofa washing is planned separately: the label is checked and drying needs ventilation time that should not collide with installation traffic. For move-out preparation, the empty flat cleaning page helps you define the job.
Working around traffic in shared areas
Stairs, landings and entrances get dirtiest on moving days and are also used most. A wet floor sign alone is not enough; working floor by floor, or across half the width so one side stays walkable, and leaving the lift lobby and main door until quieter hours is a safer arrangement. If the move uses the lift, clean the shared areas after it ends. In buildings with several entrances, agree the scope with the manager; apartment and complex cleaning covers these areas.
The services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas. Office cleaning covers workspaces, shared use and toilets, with no handling of electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse and fine stages. Empty flat cleaning suits pre-move work; apartment and complex cleaning addresses shared areas. Villa cleaning follows floors, stairs and glass in order, pool care excluded. Sofa washing follows the fabric label. Glass cleaning is limited to reachable panes and frames.
Checks before and after
- Are water and electricity on, and is there hot water?
- Has the move-out or installation genuinely finished?
- Are wardrobes emptied and personal items collected?
- Is there a known place for waste and packaging?
- Is parking, entrance access or lift permission needed?
- At the end, review wardrobe interiors, bathroom fittings, window frame edges and floor corners together.
Can installers and cleaners work on the same day?
They can, but it is inefficient. If unavoidable, put cleaning after installation and tell the team in advance that boxes, packaging and drilling dust will remain, so the scope reflects that.
Will a mark on the glass come off with cleaning?
Surface soiling, a scratch and a damaged coating are different things, and trying to tell them apart with a fingernail is unreliable. Marks that look permanent need an on-site assessment, and no method is chosen without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions. To discuss scope: 0537 4450191.