Decide first whether you need recurring upkeep or a one-off detailed clean for accumulated dirt and overlooked areas. For an address in Konak, Aksu, Antalya, describe not just the rooms but when they must remain available. If an office will stay operational, cleaning scope and the sequence for reopening areas need to be planned together.
Choose a schedule or a detailed starting point
Routine cleaning covers agreed tasks on a recurring schedule. Home cleaning can cover kitchens, bathrooms and living areas; office cleaning can cover workspaces, shared areas and toilets. Explain usage levels and which tasks you want repeated. Identify sensitive materials so that methods can suit the surfaces.
A one-off detailed clean can address items omitted from everyday upkeep, such as cupboard interiors. However, “detailed” does not automatically mean moving every object or treating every surface. List kitchen worktops and cupboard interiors separately, and agree who empties cupboards. An initial detailed clean followed by routine upkeep is another option to discuss.
Keep a working office usable in stages
If people will be working during cleaning, establish an order for meeting rooms, workspaces and shared areas. An empty meeting room might be cleaned first and returned to use before another section is started. Adapt this sequence to actual room availability rather than treating it as a fixed procedure.
When discussing office and workplace cleaning, set boundaries for handling electronics, cables and documents. Nominate someone to clear desks, unlock rooms and coordinate access. Before reopening each area, check that the agreed work is complete and the floor is suitable for passage.
Separate move-in work from specialist tasks
For empty apartment cleaning, specify cupboard interiors, bathrooms, kitchens and floors before moving in. If renovation residue remains, do not describe the job simply as an empty home. Post-construction cleaning requires a distinction between bulk waste removal and fine cleaning, staged dust removal, and surface-sensitive assessment of paint or mortar residue.
Villa cleaning requires a sequence based on floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. Apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning instead concerns agreed entrances, stairs, landings and shared spaces. Passage around wet floors needs separate planning.
Specify upholstery cleaning separately from room cleaning. Fabric labels, a suitable method and ventilation need consideration; stain removal cannot be guaranteed. For window cleaning, identify accessible glass, frames and surface conditions. Do not assume hazardous exterior access or work at height is included.
Prepare access and check the agreed work
- Beforehand: List rooms, priorities, excluded belongings and sensitive surfaces.
- On the day: Check water and electricity availability. Confirm keys, entry permission and access to locked rooms.
- During cleaning: Separate occupied areas from those being cleaned, preserving passage and the agreed reopening sequence.
- Afterwards: Review the task list together. Note inaccessible points, remaining marks and areas not yet suitable for use.
Use this list when contacting CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Must an operating office vacate every area at once?
Not necessarily. Where alternative space is available, sections can be handled sequentially. Meetings, passage and floor readiness determine the plan.
What if water or electricity is unavailable?
Explain this during the initial discussion so affected tasks and scope can be reassessed. Do not assume utilities will become available on cleaning day.