Decide what you will inspect together after cleaning before choosing the service: everyday kitchen dirt, fine dust left by renovation, or shared entrances and stairs? For an address in Kurşunlu, Aksu, Antalya, these distinctions help turn a general request into a clear scope. Service coverage with CGS Temizlik is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Separate everyday cleaning from renovation residue
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces, with methods suited to the surfaces. Agree on belongings and special requirements beforehand. Wiping cupboard doors is different from cleaning emptied interiors; establish who will move the contents.
If renovation has taken place, describe fine dust separately from everyday dirt. Removing bulky waste and carrying out detailed cleaning are different tasks. For post-construction cleaning, discuss staged dust removal and surface sensitivity around paint or mortar residue. Point out existing scratches and delicate finishes rather than assuming every mark can be scraped away.
Match the scope to how the property is used
For empty apartment cleaning before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors, and check water and electricity access. An empty property does not automatically mean every surface is included. Villa cleaning requires a sequence based on floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included.
Office and workplace cleaning involves work areas, shared spaces and toilets. Set limits for electronics and documents, including desks that must remain untouched. During the walkthrough, equipment or paperwork deliberately excluded from cleaning should not be mistaken for missed work.
Plan safe passage and specialist tasks separately
If shared areas need cleaning, identify the entrance, landings and stairs individually. For apartment building and residential complex cleaning, discuss passage around wet floors. Where feasible, plan work in sections and keep buckets, equipment and cables out of walkways. Check floor conditions before treating a section as ready for use.
For window cleaning, identify accessible panes, whether frames are included, and surface conditions. Do not assume risky exterior or high-level work is available. For upholstery cleaning, the fabric label should be examined and the method and ventilation discussed. Stain removal is not guaranteed; appearance alone does not establish that upholstery is ready to use.
Use the initial notes for the final walkthrough
- Before work: List rooms and shared areas, separating everyday dirt, renovation dust and visible residue.
- Prepare: Identify fragile belongings, private documents, access obstacles and surfaces that must not be touched.
- Review together: Plan to revisit agreed areas, checking corners, skirting boards and cupboard interiors only where included.
- Check passage: Look for remaining water, equipment or other obstructions at entrances and on stairs.
- Close out: Describe any remaining mark by location and discuss whether further treatment is appropriate for that surface.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss scope. An area list, access details and a description of any renovation residue will make the conversation more specific.
What should I say if fine dust appears during the review?
Show the affected surface and distinguish renovation residue from everyday dirt. Review the agreed scope together and discuss whether another cleaning pass is needed.
Can stairs be used as soon as they look clean?
Appearance is not enough. Check for wetness and obstructions, and clarify safe passage before assuming the section is ready for use.