If the middle of the room looks clean but a finger drawn along the skirting board leaves a fine white line rather than grey grime, you are probably dealing with two different problems. Everyday dirt and leftover renovation dust are not the same job. For a flat, an office or a building entrance in Sinan mahallesi, part of Muratpaşa, this is the first thing worth clarifying: is this a routine tidy-and-wipe, or is there construction dust settled in layers? Without that distinction, the service booked usually ends up either too narrow or wider than needed.
Renovation dust behaves differently from daily dirt
Daily dirt sits on the surface: kitchen grease, shoe marks, limescale in the bathroom, accumulated dust. Renovation dust travels through the air and settles everywhere, including places routine cleaning rarely reaches: tops of cabinets, gaps behind radiators, around sockets, door frame tops, air-conditioner grilles, curtain rails. Plaster, stone-cutting or screed dust can turn muddy on a damp cloth and smear; it is removed in stages, not in a single pass.
Paint splashes, mortar or silicone residue are a separate matter. Without knowing whether the surface is glass, lacquer, natural stone or a coated panel, and without the manufacturer's care instructions, no method can be declared suitable. Whether a mark on glass is a scratch, a residue or damaged coating also needs an on-site expert assessment; guessing at home can cause permanent damage. Where there is a renovation history, discussing the scope of post-construction cleaning is a better starting point than asking for standard house cleaning.
Ordering moving, assembly and cleaning
Wrong sequencing wastes the most effort. Furniture assembly, kitchen unit fitting, drilling for air conditioning or cutting flooring all generate dust, so detailed cleaning done before these finish has to be repeated. A workable order is: remove bulky waste and rubble, take dust down in stages, clean up after assembly, and place furniture last. Once furniture arrives, cabinet interiors and floor corners become unreachable, which is why empty flat cleaning while the place is still empty usually gives a fuller result. Whether water and electricity are on, whether the lift may be used, and whether there is a designated spot for waste all shape the plan directly.
Shared areas and the flow of people
In stairwells, landings and entrances, the work is planned around movement. Because wet floors are a hazard, the whole staircase is normally not wetted at once; working half the width, moving floor by floor, or choosing quieter hours are practical answers. If a moving day coincides with apartment and site cleaning, the entrance and the area in front of the lift are left until last. Agreeing this with the management and residents in advance reduces both repeat work and complaints.
The eight services in brief
- Home cleaning: kitchen, bathroom, living areas; scope agreed in advance.
- Office and workplace: work and shared areas; electronics and documents are not handled.
- Post-construction: bulky debris and fine cleaning treated separately.
- Empty flat: cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen, floors.
- Apartment and site: stairs, landings, entrance.
- Villa: floor and staircase order; pool care not included.
- Upholstery washing: method based on the fabric label.
- Window cleaning: reachable glass and frames.
Checks before and after the work
- Is the renovation fully finished, or is assembly still pending?
- Are water and electricity available?
- Is there a clear place for waste and rubble?
- Do you have care instructions for delicate surfaces?
- At the end: were cabinet tops, radiator backs, door frames and window frame channels reviewed?
Dust still appears months after the renovation. Why?
Ventilation ducts, curtains, rugs and closed cabinets may still hold dust. In that case a scope covering textiles and enclosed spaces is discussed rather than one general clean.
Can post-construction cleaning be done in a furnished home?
Yes, but furniture must be covered or moved, and areas that cannot be reached may fall outside the scope. These limits should be agreed before work begins.
To clarify scope according to the address and access conditions, you can reach CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Head office: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya.