Before arranging a move-in clean, decide whether the property is simply empty or also contains renovation residue. For an address in Hocaköy, Akseki, Antalya, this distinction helps define the work. Wiping cupboard interiors is not the same as removing mortar. Mention unfinished installations, furniture deliveries and shared access separately, so the cleaning sequence reflects what will actually happen on site.
Set the empty-home sequence around unfinished work
For empty-home cleaning, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors individually. Confirm whether cupboards are empty, whether windows are requested, and whether water and electricity are available. Identify any locked or inaccessible areas before agreeing on the scope.
If renovation has taken place, discuss post-construction cleaning separately. Removing bulky waste and detailed cleaning are different stages; agree who handles the waste. Paint and mortar residue require attention to the underlying material before scraping or strong cleaning products are considered.
- Check whether drilling, fitting and repairs that generate dust are finished.
- Once responsibility for waste is settled, plan staged dust removal from higher surfaces downward.
- Sequence cupboard interiors and shelves, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, then floors.
- Inspect before furniture arrives, distinguishing finished areas from routes that may become dirty during the move.
Change the protection plan when belongings remain
In a furnished home, house cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas, but also requires decisions about moving possessions. Do not assume heavy furniture will be shifted. Set aside fragile objects, personal papers and valuables. Point out scratches, swelling or loose fittings, and share known care instructions for wood, natural stone or coated surfaces.
Sofa cleaning needs its own scope rather than being assumed part of a room clean. The fabric label should be checked, with the method and ventilation discussed; complete stain removal is not guaranteed. For window cleaning, identify accessible panes and describe the frames and surface condition. Do not assume risky exterior access or work at height is included.
Coordinate indoor work with safe shared access
If the entrance, landings or stairs are included, list them separately from the apartment interior. For apartment building and residential complex cleaning, discuss shared-area boundaries and access arrangements with management. Agree how wet-floor warnings, sectional working and passage will be handled. Buckets, cables and supplies should not obstruct the route.
If furniture delivery overlaps with cleaning, try to separate stair and entrance work from carrying activity. An area that has been cleaned but remains wet is not equivalent to one checked and ready for passage.
Adapt the scope for other premises
For a villa, the sequence depends on floors, rooms, internal stairs, windows and whether it is occupied; pool maintenance is not included. Office and workplace cleaning covers agreed work areas, shared spaces and toilets. Set explicit limits around electronics, cables and documents rather than transferring a domestic cleaning scope unchanged.
Check before work and at handover
- Before: List entry arrangements, utilities, cupboard interiors, sensitive surfaces and excluded tasks.
- After: Review agreed cupboards, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, corners and floors together.
- Access: Check that supplies are removed, wet areas are identified and the furniture route is clear.
Share this list with CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Can cleaning be planned before cupboards are installed?
Yes, but identify areas installation will make dusty again. Discuss leaving cupboard interiors and the final floor check until afterward.
What changes if only a sofa has arrived?
It becomes an item to protect. Define the working space around it; request sofa cleaning separately if needed and plan ventilation.