Start by deciding whether your Mahmutlu, Akseki, Antalya property needs cleaning as an empty or furnished space, then identify the surfaces to include. Floor area alone cannot describe the workload. Two equally sized properties may require different preparation because of cupboard contents, furniture, residue or access. CGS Temizlik discusses service scope according to the address and access conditions.
Describe tasks, not just room sizes
List what you want done in each room. In the kitchen, distinguish cupboard fronts from interiors. In bathrooms, identify surfaces with buildup. Note delicate materials and anything that must remain untouched. An unused room and a room crowded with belongings may need different working arrangements.
Home cleaning can cover kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, with methods suited to each surface and special requests agreed beforehand. Office and workplace cleaning covers workspaces, shared areas and toilets, but also requires clear limits around electronics and documents. Moving papers is not the same request as wiping an already clear desk.
Separate empty, furnished and post-construction work
An empty property is not necessarily a smaller job. Before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, and floors individually. Check that water and electricity are available. For empty apartment cleaning, explain whether the cupboards are actually empty and accessible.
In furnished rooms, agree who will remove small objects, whether any furniture will be moved, and which areas will remain closed. Sofa cleaning needs a separate assessment: the fabric label, a suitable method and ventilation conditions matter. Do not assume every stain can be removed.
If construction or renovation residue is present, distinguish bulky waste removal from detailed cleaning. Post-construction cleaning involves staged dust removal and surface-sensitive decisions about paint or mortar residue. Describe both the residue and the material underneath it; do not assume scraping is included.
Assess villa floors and large windows separately
If the property is a villa, provide rooms, bathrooms and stairs by floor rather than only a total area. Identify occupied and unused levels. Planning villa cleaning involves movement between floors, carrying materials and deciding when cleaned areas will be used again. Pool maintenance is not included.
For large windows, give approximate dimensions, access to each side, frame requirements and any furniture blocking the approach. Window cleaning is discussed in terms of accessible glass and surface conditions. Do not assume hazardous exterior access or work at height will be undertaken.
Apartment building and residential complex cleaning is a separate shared-area task. Specify stairs, landings, entrances and other common spaces, and agree how passage will be managed while floors are wet.
Checks before work and at completion
- Scope: Share a room-by-room and floor-by-floor list, including furnishings, delicate surfaces and special requests.
- Access: Confirm keys, water, electricity, closed rooms and approaches to windows.
- Preparation: Set aside valuables and documents. Agree responsibility for moving objects.
- Completion: Review the agreed cupboard interiors, bathroom and kitchen surfaces, floors and window frames together. Note excluded areas separately.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 0191 with your Mahmutlu address details and task list. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Do empty and furnished apartments need the same scope if their floor areas match?
No. Cupboard interiors, object handling, surface access and residue can differ. Prepare a separate task list for each space.
Is the room count enough to include a villa’s large windows?
No. Specify window dimensions, accessible sides and whether frames are requested. The floor number alone does not establish safe access.