There is a dark mark on the armrest of the sofa that has been there for years, while the rest of the fabric still looks fine. When planning cleaning for an address in Töngüşlü (Serik), the real question is usually not "how long will it take" but "will that mark come out, and what if it doesn't?" This guide is meant to help you define the job and prepare for the day.
Separating the jobs
CGS Temizlik's scopes, briefly: home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets; post-construction work separates coarse debris from fine cleaning; empty flat cleaning covers cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors; apartment and residential complex cleaning covers stairs, landings, entrances and common areas; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms, stairs and glass; upholstery washing uses a method suited to the fabric; window cleaning covers reachable glass and frames. Pool maintenance, paperwork handling and electronics repair are outside this work.
Realistic expectations for old stains
A mark on fabric is not always simply dirt. A liquid left for a long time may have settled into the fibres; an earlier household attempt may have set the stain or lightened the colour in that area. These look similar to each other, and telling them apart requires an on-site look at the fabric and its label. For that reason, upholstery washing comes with no promise that a stain will disappear; the aim is general freshening and as much improvement as the material allows.
Assuming a method is suitable without reading the manufacturer's care instructions is not sound. If the label has been removed or the fabric was replaced later, saying so in advance can change the method. Leather, suede-like surfaces and removable covers are assessed separately.
Water, power and access: three things that decide the day
For washing work, water and electricity directly determine what can be done. In empty flat cleaning in particular, utility accounts may already be closed, which disrupts both washing and drying. Windows also need to open so the piece can air out; in a closed, humid room drying takes longer and odour can linger.
- Are water and power on, and does a socket reach the room with the sofa?
- Who holds keys for the flat, building entrance or garden gate?
- If there is no parking, which door will equipment come through?
- Where will the damp sofa stay until it dries?
- If children, elderly family members or pets are home, where will they be that day?
Setting the order in a multi-storey home
In a house with more than one floor, the sequence shapes the result. The general logic runs top to bottom and dry work before wet work: upper-floor rooms and glass first, stairs last. Stairs cleaned early simply get dirty again as the team moves up and down. Wet jobs such as upholstery washing follow dusting in that same room. In villa cleaning this order is also a safety matter: movement on wet stairs should be limited.
At the end, check these: any colour difference in the cleaned fabric area, a visible water ring at its edge, whether wet floors have dried, and whether cupboard interiors and window edges were covered. Raise anything you notice before the team leaves.
For scope and access at your address, contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Office: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya.
What should I say about a sofa with no label?
Mention whether the fabric was replaced later, what product was applied before, and how long the stain has been there. These details affect the choice of method.
Can upper-floor windows be done the same day?
Reachable glass can be added to the planned sequence; risky façade or height work is out of scope. Say so at the start so the order can be arranged accordingly.