If cleaning includes an apartment entrance or staircase, first decide how people will pass through during the work. When requesting cleaning at your address in Pınarbaşı, Akseki, Antalya, describe the entrances, stairs and surfaces—not just floor area. If communal and indoor cleaning are both needed, define them separately so access arrangements can be discussed clearly.
Plan access before wetting the floor
Cleaning stairs, landings and entrances affects how people use them. Mention a single entrance in advance. Discuss workable sections and access arrangements rather than wetting the entire route simultaneously. Leaving half a narrow staircase untreated does not necessarily create safe passage. Buckets, cables and equipment must not become overlooked obstructions.
For apartment building and residential complex cleaning, specify the floors, landings and communal areas included. Agree who will mark wet areas, inform users and reassess access according to the floor’s condition. Share any known access needs; a warning sign alone is not a complete safety arrangement.
Describe the workload beyond square metres
Furniture density, storeys, stair treads, cupboard interiors and the type of buildup all affect the work. An empty room differs from one cleaned around belongings that must stay in place. Do not assume moving heavy furniture is included. Describe window numbers and accessibility separately from floor area.
Home cleaning covers agreed kitchen, bathroom and living areas, with surface-appropriate methods and belongings considered beforehand. Empty apartment cleaning focuses on pre-move cupboard interiors, kitchens, bathrooms and floors; confirm water and electricity access. For villa cleaning, discuss the sequence according to floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy. Pool maintenance is not included.
Office and workplace cleaning requires boundaries around electronics and documents alongside workspaces, shared areas and toilets. For post-construction cleaning, distinguish bulk waste removal from detailed cleaning. Describe remaining debris, staged dust removal needs, and surfaces carrying paint or mortar residue: sensitive finishes affect the approach.
Identify bathroom materials before choosing products
A white mark alone does not tell you which cleaner to use. Establish whether the surface is ceramic, natural stone, a coated fitting or another material before applying products or scrapers. Acidic products can damage natural stone; abrasives can damage coatings. Share available care instructions and never mix cleaning products.
The same material-first approach applies to upholstery cleaning: check the fabric label and discuss the method and ventilation. Complete stain removal cannot be guaranteed. For window cleaning, identify accessible panes, frames and surface conditions. Hazardous exterior access or work at height should not be assumed to be included.
Checks before and after the work
- Beforehand: List included and excluded areas, access arrangements, utilities and belongings that must not be touched.
- At the start: Review the entrance plan, bathroom materials and existing damage together.
- Afterwards: Check stairs and landings for wetness, equipment and obstructions. Compare completed cupboard, window and surface work with the agreed scope.
Contact CGS Temizlik to discuss scope according to your address and access conditions. Telephone: 0537 445 01 91. Central address: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya.
How should cleaning be planned with only one entrance?
Explain access needs beforehand. If sectioning cannot leave safe passage, agree separate usage arrangements rather than treating passage over wet flooring as the normal solution.
What if I cannot identify the bathroom surface?
Say that the material is unknown and share any care documents. Do not select a product solely by the stain’s appearance; postpone aggressive treatment until the surface is identified.