Start by separating living spaces from kitchen and bathroom tasks, rather than requesting cleaning by room count alone. For an address in Murtuna Mahallesi, in Antalya’s Aksu district, this helps distinguish routine upkeep from a one-off detailed clean. A living room might need dusting, while bathroom fittings and cabinet interiors require a separately agreed scope.
Separate living spaces from wet areas
For home cleaning, describe floors, exposed surfaces, furniture surrounds and belongings that must remain untouched. Kitchen worktops and cupboard exteriors are different tasks from cupboard interiors. In bathrooms, identify the basin, shower and toilet separately. Mention delicate finishes or existing damage so surface-appropriate methods can be discussed.
Ask how cloths and equipment used in wet areas will be separated from those used in living spaces, and how access across cleaned floors will be managed. The home cleaning page provides broader scope details. Villa cleaning adds decisions about floors, rooms, stairs, window access and whether spaces are occupied. Pool maintenance is not included.
Choose recurring tasks or a detailed one-off scope
If your priority is everyday dirt in occupied areas, prepare a recurring task list. If cupboard interiors, accumulated residues or moving preparations matter more, discuss a one-off detailed scope. Regular cleaning does not automatically mean every detail is addressed at each visit; rotating tasks should be specified.
For empty-apartment cleaning, list cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors before moving in, and confirm water and electricity access. An empty property does not automatically put every surface within scope. Where building work has left debris, separate bulky waste removal from fine cleaning. Post-construction cleaning involves staged dust removal and surface-sensitive assessment of paint or mortar residues; do not assume scraping is suitable.
Set office boundaries and shared-area access
For office and workplace cleaning, separate desks from shared kitchens and toilets. Agree whether papers may be moved, drawers opened or electronic equipment approached. Clarify who is responsible for switching off or disconnecting devices. Document sorting and cleaning inside equipment should not be assumed.
Recurring visits might focus on cleared desktops; a detailed visit can include cupboard and equipment surrounds only where access is authorised. Use these boundaries when reviewing office cleaning. For apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning, specify stairs, landings, entrances and other shared areas, including arrangements for passage while floors are wet.
Checks before and after the work
- Beforehand: List included and excluded areas. Secure belongings and documents; share address, entry, water and electricity details.
- Upholstery: Request sofa cleaning separately. Fabric labels, suitable methods and ventilation need consideration; complete stain removal is not guaranteed.
- Windows: Identify accessible glass, frames and surface conditions. Do not assume risky exterior or high-level work is available.
- Afterwards: Compare each area with the agreed list. Review wet floors, included cupboard interiors and excluded areas together.
Contact CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91 to discuss your Murtuna address. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Can living areas receive routine cleaning while bathrooms get detailed attention?
Describe them separately: list living-area surfaces, then the bathroom fittings, shower and cabinets requiring attention. Agree which tasks will be included.
What if documents must stay on desks?
Mark document-covered areas as off limits and request cleaning only on cleared surfaces. Moving or organising paperwork should not be treated as an automatic cleaning task.