Before requesting cleaning, decide where your apartment ends and shared-area responsibility begins. Does the request include the doorstep, landing and entrance, or do these require separate management approval? For an address in Alara, in Antalya’s Alanya district, this distinction helps define the work and preparation. If the building has management, separate your private request from the communal work its authorised representative approves.
Define shared areas by boundaries, not room counts
For apartment-building and residential-complex cleaning, name the stairs, landings, entrance and other shared spaces individually. Do not assume the outside of your door, beneath the doormat or entrance glazing is included. Agree access permission, key arrangements and how people will pass through areas during cleaning. Wet-floor warnings and pedestrian access need planning beforehand.
You might describe your request as “Apartment interior separately; entrance and stairs subject to management approval.” For office and workplace cleaning, distinguish workspaces, shared facilities and toilets. Set explicit limits on moving documents and touching electronic equipment.
Match moisture to floors and handling to belongings
If communal spaces and rooms have different floor coverings, do not request one product or the same wetness throughout. For wood or laminate, discuss controlled moisture and avoiding standing water in line with manufacturer guidance. Acidic products may be unsuitable for natural stone. If the covering is unknown, share available care information and discuss testing an inconspicuous spot before choosing products and equipment.
Home cleaning can cover kitchens, bathrooms and living areas; cupboard interiors, moving belongings and delicate surfaces need separate agreement. In a furnished home, put valuables and fragile items aside and identify furniture that must stay in place. Do not assume heavy furniture will be moved. Discuss suitable soft equipment rather than abrasive pads, and separate cloths for different areas.
Separate moving, renovation and specialist tasks
For empty-apartment cleaning before moving in, specify cupboard interiors, kitchen, bathroom and floors; confirm water and electricity access. If renovation residue remains, discuss post-construction cleaning separately. Bulk debris removal is distinct from detailed cleaning. Agree staged dust removal and avoid scraping methods that could damage surfaces when addressing paint or mortar residue.
Villa cleaning is planned around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy; pool maintenance is not included. Sofa cleaning requires checking fabric labels, selecting a suitable method and arranging ventilation afterwards; stain removal is not guaranteed. For window cleaning, identify accessible panes, frames and surface conditions. Do not assume risky exterior or high-level work is available.
Checks before and after the work
- Beforehand, record inclusions, exclusions, management approval and access arrangements.
- Point out existing scratches, loose finishes and delicate belongings; share care instructions.
- Afterwards, review agreed areas together and ask which spots were inaccessible or left untreated.
- Check remaining floor moisture and furniture positions; assess passage and sofa reuse according to surface condition.
CGS Temizlik discusses service coverage according to the address and access. Telephone: 0537 445 0191. Central address: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D Kepez/Antalya. Explain both management-dependent areas and handling restrictions.
Can I add my doorstep to home cleaning?
First clarify its shared-area status with management. Agree the surface and passage arrangements separately; it is not automatically part of interior cleaning.
What should I prepare if the floor covering is unknown?
Share any product or care documents and details of previously used cleaners. Do not request heavy wetting, strong chemicals or abrasive equipment before identifying the covering.