Before arranging cleaning in Dumanlar, Aksu, decide whether the job ends inside your property or includes the doorstep, landing or another shared area. If the address is in an apartment building or residential complex, distinguish your personal request from the scope agreed with management. Then describe special requirements and sensitive surfaces so the discussion concerns actual tasks, not just a service name.
Agree where shared-area cleaning starts and stops
Specify which side of the threshold, which stairs and which entrance need attention. If only part of a shared space is required, identify its boundaries. Discuss access permission, key handover, responsibility for moving shared-area belongings and arrangements for people passing wet floors with management.
Apartment building and residential complex cleaning covers stairs, landings, entrances and agreed communal areas. Home cleaning concerns kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces; it does not automatically extend into a shared corridor. For office and workplace cleaning, distinguish workstations, shared facilities and toilets, and set limits on handling electronic equipment and documents.
Describe special requests as specific actions
Instead of asking for “thorough cleaning,” say “the kitchen cupboards will be emptied, and their interior surfaces should be cleaned.” Mention anything that must not be moved. Cleaning only a cupboard’s exterior or adding the doorstep only after management approval are useful ways to define boundaries, adapted to your actual needs.
For an empty apartment before moving in, agree on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors, and confirm water and electricity access. Post-construction cleaning requires a distinction between removing bulky waste and detailed cleaning. Describe the materials beneath paint or mortar residue so staged dust removal and surface-sensitive treatment can be discussed; do not assume scraping is appropriate.
Villa cleaning is sequenced according to floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. Since furnished and vacant properties require different preparation, describe belongings that will remain. The home cleaning page provides broader scope information.
Identify bathroom materials before discussing products
The first bathroom question should be “What is this surface made of?” rather than “Which product will be used?” Natural stone, ceramic, acrylic and coated metal should not automatically receive the same treatment. If you do not know the material, share any available product information or care instructions rather than guessing. Limescale, discoloured grout and scratches require different assessments; not every mark is removable dirt.
The same principle applies to sofa cleaning: review the fabric label, discuss a suitable method and plan ventilation. Stain removal is not guaranteed. For window cleaning, specify whether frames are included and explain access conditions. Discuss window cleaning scope without assuming hazardous exterior access or work at height is available.
Check before work and at handover
- Before: Share the communal boundaries agreed with management and identify excluded areas.
- Before: List special requests, sensitive materials, existing damage and belongings that must not be touched.
- Before: Confirm water, electricity, entry access and pedestrian passage arrangements.
- After: Review agreed areas together, distinguishing an unfinished task from a permanent mark or damage.
- After: Ask about using wet surfaces and ventilating cleaned upholstery.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Its central address is Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Can I add the space outside my door to home cleaning?
First clarify with management whether it is communal. If requested, discuss its boundaries, permission and passage arrangements separately.
What if I cannot identify the bathroom surface?
State that the material is unknown and share any label or care document. Ask for the surface to be assessed before selecting a product or scraping method.