If a cloth turns grey again on the second pass, two different jobs are usually mixed together: ordinary daily dust and the fine construction dust left after renovation. They are not removed the same way. When scope is discussed for an address in Bozdoğan mahallesi, part of Serik, this is often where the conversation starts, because the wrong scope means working the same area twice.
Renovation dust or accumulated daily dirt?
Daily dirt settles on horizontal surfaces, lifts with a damp cloth, and takes time to build up again. Fine dust from plaster, screed, stone cutting or sanding stays airborne much longer and lands along wall edges, around sockets, on door profiles, between radiator fins and on top of cabinets. Wiping this directly with a wet cloth can turn it into a smear and leave marks; dry, suction-based collection first, followed by gradual damp cleaning, gives more consistent results.
If there is coarse waste, paint drips, silicone or mortar residue, the job belongs to post-construction cleaning. If the rooms only need to be made livable again, a home cleaning scope may be enough. For an empty flat before a move, cabinet interiors and floors are discussed as a separate scope, and whether water and electricity are available should be stated in advance.
Where access ends on glass and frames
After renovation, windows often carry dried, hardened residue rather than dust alone. In that case the frame, gasket and track need as much attention as the glass itself, since dust trapped there can travel back onto a pane that was just cleaned. Whether a surface has an older mark, a scratch or a factory coating requires an on-site expert assessment; simple looking or touching tests do not settle that question reliably.
When scope is agreed, it matters which windows can be reached safely from inside, whether they open fully, and whether railings or fixed panes get in the way. Glass cleaning is limited to accessible surfaces; risky facade or at-height work is not undertaken.
Sofas: fabric first, drying second
In upholstery cleaning the fabric decides the method, not the look of the stain. If the label and the manufacturer's care information are unknown, no method can be assumed suitable; velvet, linen blends and some synthetics respond to water differently. If renovation dust has settled into the upholstery, moving to damp treatment before dry suction invites spreading rather than removal.
Drying is the second half of the job. In a closed room that cannot be ventilated, a sofa may stay damp for a long time and develop odour. Window access, room size and who will use the room that day are discussed beforehand. Sofa cleaning carries no guarantee that a stain will come out.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- Is the renovation finished, or are painting and fitting still ongoing?
- Has coarse waste and rubble been removed from the area?
- Are water and electricity usable?
- Which windows open from inside, and which are out of scope?
- Is the upholstery label readable, and is manufacturer information available?
- Can ventilation be provided for drying?
- At the end, are frames, tracks, cabinet tops and skirting checked together?
The other scopes in short
Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets; electronic devices and documents stay outside the intervention limit. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances, with a walking order kept on wet floors. Villa cleaning is planned by floors, rooms, stairs and glass in a work sequence; pool maintenance is not included. Empty flat and home cleaning differ mainly by whether furniture is present.
Can post-renovation cleaning be finished in one go?
Dust settles in stages. After surfaces are cleaned, airborne dust can land again, so some areas may need a second pass; this is discussed while agreeing the scope.
Will a mark on glass come off with cleaning?
Residue and a permanent mark are different things, and telling them apart needs an on-site expert assessment. No trial is made on a surface where this is unclear.
To clarify the scope for your address in Bozdoğan: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, 0537 4450191. Service coverage is discussed according to address and access conditions.