List living rooms and bedrooms separately from kitchens and bathrooms before requesting cleaning. For an address in Cumhuriyet, Aksu, Antalya, specify surfaces and belongings rather than supplying floor area alone. If balconies and interior windows are included, agree on a sequence that leaves final floor cleaning until afterward, reducing the risk of carrying dirt across completed areas.
Separate room size from the work involved
Living areas require decisions about dusting, access around furniture and floor materials. Kitchens and bathrooms need separate descriptions of any grease, soap or limescale deposits, sensitive finishes and cupboard interiors. Two equally sized spaces can involve different workloads because of their contents and the condition of their surfaces.
Distinguish wiping cupboard fronts from cleaning inside cupboards. Specify whether furniture may be moved, ornaments handled or closed storage opened. When discussing home cleaning, these details help define surface-appropriate cleaning and any additional scope.
Choose by occupancy and residue, not just property size
For an empty apartment before moving in, list cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors separately, and confirm water and electricity access. An empty property with renovation residue needs a different assessment. Post-construction cleaning requires distinguishing bulk waste removal from detailed cleaning. Dust should be removed in stages; treatment of paint or mortar residue depends on the surface's vulnerability to damage.
Villa cleaning also depends on floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery washing is a separate task: fabric labels, a suitable method and ventilation conditions should be reviewed. Complete stain removal cannot be guaranteed.
Coordinate balconies, interior glass and floors
If a balcony needs cleaning, discuss access so that dust and water are not carried through finished rooms. A possible sequence is loose-dirt removal, balcony cleaning, interior glass and frames, then final floor cleaning. Adjust this sequence if access or the cleaning method requires it.
For window cleaning, identify the accessible panes and frames included. Do not assume hazardous exterior or high-level work is available. Discuss keeping cloths and equipment used in wet areas separate from those used in living areas.
Office and workplace cleaning similarly separates workspaces, shared areas and toilets, with explicit limits around electronics and documents. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning covers agreed stairs, landings, entrances and shared spaces; arrangements for passing wet floors should be decided beforehand.
Check before work and review afterward
- Beforehand, report room and bathroom counts, furniture density, balconies and requested interior windows.
- Identify delicate finishes, existing damage and items not to touch. Agree who empties cupboards if their interiors are included.
- Confirm water, electricity, key handover and access arrangements.
- Afterward, review agreed cupboard interiors, frames, corners and floors together, and manage access around remaining wet areas.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss the work. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Why can equal floor areas need different scopes?
Cupboard interiors, furniture density, bathroom count and residue types change the tasks involved. Provide a room-by-room task list alongside floor area.
Can the balcony be cleaned after the floors?
The sequence can change, but passing over finished floors or carrying water may soil them again. Plan access first and leave the final floor check until balcony and interior-glass work is complete.