Before requesting window cleaning, distinguish surfaces safely reachable from indoors from those requiring outside access. In Kepez mahallesi, in Antalya’s Akseki district, this describes your requirements more clearly than “all windows.” An opening pane, a fixed panel’s exterior and a frame can present different access conditions. CGS Temizlik discusses service scope according to the address and access; do not assume exterior surfaces are included.
Describe access, not just window numbers
For window cleaning, specify opening mechanisms, interior and exterior faces, frame materials and obstructing furniture. State whether tracks and sills are requested. A pane opening inward should not be treated as equivalent to a fixed panel accessible only from outside.
Large glass needs a separate discussion of its upper edges, corners and exterior face. Width alone does not establish accessibility. Do not prepare by climbing onto sills, leaning out or arranging improvised platforms. Risky exterior or high-level work is not promised; flag uncertain access before agreeing scope.
Separate villa floors; identify bathroom materials
If the property is a villa, organise villa cleaning by floor, room, staircase and occupancy. List large windows on each floor separately: including a room does not automatically include every exterior pane. Discuss movement between floors and a work sequence that limits carrying dirt back through cleaned spaces. Pool maintenance is not included.
In bathrooms, identify the surface before choosing a product. Natural stone, ceramic, glass and coated fittings should not automatically receive the same treatment. If the material is unknown, share available care instructions rather than requesting acidic descaler wherever deposits appear. Product compatibility and, where appropriate, a discreet test can be discussed. Record existing dullness, scratches and coating loss separately from dirt; cleaning is not repair.
Match related tasks to the right scope
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces, with belongings and special requirements agreed beforehand. Empty-apartment cleaning should specify cupboard interiors, bathrooms, kitchens and floors before moving in; confirm water and electricity access. An empty property does not automatically include renovation residue removal.
Report paint, mortar or construction dust as post-construction cleaning. Separate coarse waste removal from detailed cleaning, with staged dust removal and surface-sensitive assessment of deposits. Office and workplace cleaning addresses workspaces, shared areas and toilets, with explicit boundaries for electronics and documents. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning requires agreed stairs, landings, entrances and communal areas, plus passage arrangements around wet floors.
For upholstery washing, share fabric labels and existing stains. The method depends on the fabric, and ventilation needs preparation. Treat this as distinct from room or window cleaning; complete stain removal is not guaranteed.
Before-and-after checklist
- Before: List floors, glass faces and requested frame sections; flag uncertain access.
- Before: Remove fragile items near windows; share bathroom material information and existing damage.
- After: Check agreed panes for marks, plus frame corners and tracks; distinguish cleaned surfaces from inaccessible ones.
- After: Review bathroom product residue, wet flooring and furniture placement.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss the address, access conditions and included tasks.
Is the outside of large fixed glass included?
Not automatically. Safe exterior access needs separate assessment; the agreed scope may cover only the interior face.
Can I choose a product for unidentified bathroom stone?
Do not choose by appearance alone. Share manufacturer care information if available, and avoid assuming a strong descaler is suitable before identifying the material.