Start by separating living areas from kitchens and bathrooms, rather than requesting cleaning by floor size alone. For your address in Değirmenlik, in Antalya’s Akseki district, identify rooms needing general dust removal and surfaces with grease or mineral deposits. This makes it easier to describe the workload and decide whether a mark remaining on glass calls for another clean or closer inspection.
Define living areas and wet areas separately
For home cleaning, describe accessible surfaces, furniture density and flooring materials. In kitchens and bathrooms, distinguish cupboard exteriors from interiors, and list fittings, shower surfaces and deposits needing attention. Emptying cupboards or moving heavy furniture should not be assumed to be included in a general request.
For example, you might request exposed surfaces only in a living room, but separate attention to shower glass and taps in a bathroom. Even with equal floor areas, the tasks differ. Mention delicate finishes, loose parts or existing deterioration beforehand: something that looks like dirt may not be removable residue.
Check glass marks before requesting stronger cleaning
When arranging window cleaning, clarify which accessible panes and frames are included. Inspect glass after it dries, preferably from different angles. Drying streaks and product residue need a different response from scratches, wear or cloudiness between panes. Describe where the mark appears and the lighting that makes it visible rather than making an immediate diagnosis.
If a mark remains, request reassessment before stronger rubbing; a small-area check with a suitable method may help. Scratches or coating deterioration may not be resolved by cleaning. Do not automatically label a persistent shower-glass mark as limescale. Risky exterior access and work at height should not be assumed within accessible window cleaning.
Describe workload beyond square metres
For empty-apartment cleaning before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors, and confirm water and electricity access. An unfurnished property can still require detailed surface work. If post-construction cleaning is needed, separate bulky waste removal from detailed cleaning. Dust needs staged removal, while paint and mortar residue require attention to surface sensitivity.
Villa cleaning is organised around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. Sofa washing is a separate task from surface wiping: discuss fabric labels, a suitable method and ventilation. Complete stain removal should not be assumed. Window count, cupboard interiors and working around belongings all add information that floor size alone misses.
Shared spaces and a practical checklist
For office and workplace cleaning, distinguish workstations, shared spaces and toilets, and set boundaries around electronics and documents. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning requires agreement on stairs, landings, entrances and other shared areas, including how people will pass while floors are wet.
- Before work: List rooms, access restrictions, utilities and sensitive surfaces.
- Preparation: Agree who empties included cupboards; put personal documents and fragile items aside.
- Afterwards: Check living and wet areas separately, then identify remaining glass marks once dry.
CGS Temizlik discusses service scope according to the address and access. Telephone: 0537 445 01 91. Central address: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya. Share priority surfaces and requested tasks, not just total floor area.
Does every remaining shower-glass mark need another clean?
No. Residue must be distinguished from scratches or deterioration. Check the dry surface first; harder rubbing may be inappropriate.
How should I describe two equally sized areas differently?
List furniture and exposed surfaces in one, and fittings, cupboard interiors and deposits in the other. This separates living-area tasks from wet-area workload.