If an entrance or staircase must remain in use during cleaning, decide how people will pass before defining the cleaning tasks. For an address in Güçlüköy, in Antalya’s Akseki district, describe shared routes and window access alongside room numbers. Where these features exist, they help separate communal cleaning, indoor work and tasks requiring individual surface assessment.
Plan shared-area cleaning around access
For apartment and residential complex cleaning, specify the entrance, steps, landings and other communal areas individually. If residents need to pass through, agree on the work sequence and any temporary restrictions beforehand. A wet-floor warning matters, but does not by itself make a route safe.
Where the layout permits, sections can be cleaned separately rather than wetting the entrance and upper stairs together. Keep buckets, cables and moved belongings out of the usable route. If a narrow staircase cannot be divided safely, discuss alternative access or a suitable access arrangement with management. Use the apartment and residential complex cleaning scope to identify these boundaries.
Separate rooms, floors and large windows
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas; identify cupboard interiors, items needing movement and delicate surfaces separately. If the property is a villa, floor, room and internal staircase counts affect sequencing. Discuss whether supplies must pass through a completed floor again. Villa cleaning does not include pool maintenance.
Do not leave large windows hidden within a room count. Specify glass sides, opening sections, frames and access conditions. A large pane is not necessarily a high-level or hazardous exterior task. Exterior cleaning should not be assumed before access has been assessed.
Upholstery cleaning requires separate consideration of the fabric label, suitable method and ventilation afterwards; stain removal cannot be guaranteed. For offices and workplaces, define workspaces, shared areas and toilets, plus explicit limits on handling electronics and documents.
Distinguish move-in cleaning from construction residue
For empty-apartment cleaning, describe cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors before moving in, and confirm water and electricity access. An empty property may still contain construction residue. Report paint, mortar or substantial fine dust separately.
Post-construction cleaning should distinguish bulk waste removal from detailed surface cleaning. Dust removal needs stages that limit transfer back into completed areas. Scraping paint or mortar, or using aggressive products, can damage finishes; methods should depend on the surface.
Checks before work and at handover
- Share access times, communal boundaries, key arrangements and utility availability before work begins.
- Record existing glass scratches, cracks or coating deterioration; photograph them from a consistent angle where possible.
- Check steps and landings for remaining moisture, equipment and obstructions afterwards.
- Inspect dry glass from different lighting angles, distinguishing frame drips, wiping marks and persistent lines.
CGS Temizlik discusses scope according to the address and access conditions. Its central address is Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya; telephone: 0537 445 01 91. Explain passage requirements and surfaces needing separate attention when calling.
Is leaving one side of the stairs open enough?
Not always. If the remaining section cannot be used safely, a warning alone is insufficient; reconsider the work sequence and passage arrangements.
Is every line on cleaned glass a wiping mark?
No. Drying residue differs from scratches, cracks and coating damage. Rather than repeatedly scraping a persistent line, stop and request a surface assessment within the window cleaning scope. Appearance alone cannot establish its cause with certainty.