Decide which spaces must remain in use before choosing your cleaning scope. For an address in Çanakpınar, Akseki, Antalya, this can matter more than room count: will people keep using the entrance, will desks be occupied, or will several villa floors remain in use? CGS Temizlik discusses service scope according to the address and access conditions. Describe the spaces, their use and access constraints so the work sequence can be considered accordingly.
Plan shared-space access first
For apartment building and residential complex cleaning, identify entrances, stairs, landings and other shared areas separately. Explain when foot traffic increases and where deliveries or visitors could overlap with cleaning. When discussing apartment building and residential complex cleaning, specify both the surfaces and the routes that must remain available.
If there is only one staircase, consider whether work can be divided into sections rather than wetting every step at once. If a narrow entrance cannot accommodate safe passage alongside cleaning, agree how access will be managed beforehand. Warning signs do not replace a safe route. Before reopening an area, check for wet surfaces, equipment and trip hazards.
Separate villa floors from large windows
If your request concerns a villa, describe each floor's rooms, occupancy and connections. When downstairs remains occupied during upstairs work, equipment movement and staircase access need separate consideration. For villa cleaning, list floors, rooms, stairs and windows rather than providing only a total floor area. Pool maintenance is not included.
For large windows, explain access to both sides, how they open, furniture obstructions and whether frames are included. Window cleaning is assessed according to accessible glass and surface conditions; do not assume hazardous exterior or high-level work is available. If window access overlaps with a stair route, discuss the sequence of both tasks together.
Distinguish occupied spaces from empty properties
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, with surface-appropriate methods and agreed boundaries for belongings and special tasks. Identify cupboard interiors, delicate finishes and objects that should not be moved. For office and workplace cleaning, define workspaces, shared areas and toilets. Cleaning a desk should not imply sorting documents or handling electronics; agree those limits beforehand.
For empty apartment cleaning before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors, and confirm water and electricity access. If construction residue remains, distinguish bulk waste removal from detailed cleaning. Post-construction cleaning requires staged dust removal and assessment of paint or mortar residue against surface sensitivity. An empty property is not necessarily free of construction-cleaning needs.
Include upholstery in the reuse plan
For sofa cleaning, share the fabric label, existing stains and ventilation options. The method depends on the fabric; complete stain removal is not guaranteed. If seating is shared, discuss seating needs and conditions for reuse beforehand. Mention any sofa that must move to provide window access.
Check before and after the work
- Before: Agree included and excluded areas, busy periods, access arrangements and routes to keep available.
- Before: Identify delicate items, document and electronics boundaries, and water and electricity availability.
- After: Review agreed areas together, checking wet floors, blocked passageways and surfaces left untreated.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss your address and access conditions.
What if the entrance stays busy all day?
Explain peak usage, alternative entrances and any sole access route. Discuss sectioning or sequencing according to those constraints.
Can villa floors and windows be one request?
Yes, but describe floor use and window access separately so stair passage and equipment placement can be considered together.