When planning cleaning in Bucak Mahallesi, Alanya, decide first whether water, electricity, and entry access will be available on the cleaning day. These practical points shape the scope for a home, office, vacant flat, or shared building area. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions. Phone: 0537 445 0191.
Define the type of work and its boundaries
For home cleaning, identify the kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, surfaces requiring particular care, and any limits around belongings. For a vacant flat, specify cabinet interiors, kitchen, bathroom, and floors before a move; access to water and power is particularly relevant. In a villa, the order of work depends on the number of floors, rooms, stairs, windows, and how the property is being used. Pool maintenance is not part of this scope.
For office and workplace cleaning, the work may cover desks, shared-use areas, and toilets. Agree in advance on the boundary for computers, printers, telephones, cables, documents, and personal items. Post-construction cleaning also needs a clear distinction between removing bulky waste and detailed cleaning. Dust may need to be removed in stages, while paint or mortar residue requires attention to surface sensitivity and a clear agreement on the areas to be handed over. See the home cleaning and post-construction cleaning pages for related scope details.
Confirm water, power, and entry before the appointment
Tell the cleaning provider before work starts if the water supply is off, electricity is unavailable, or key handover is uncertain. Usable taps, drains, sockets, and lighting affect the method, especially in kitchens, bathrooms, and vacant flats. If entry depends on a building attendant, key holder, management approval, lift use, or access during particular hours, share the responsible contact and time window in advance.
For work in an apartment building or site, keep the interior of a flat separate from stairs, landings, entrances, and other shared spaces. If shared-area cleaning is requested, agree with the site management on the exact areas included, how passage will be managed while floors are wet, and whether residents need to be informed. The apartment and site cleaning scope can help frame this discussion.
List windows, frames, and tracks separately
“Clean the windows” is not enough on its own. For each window, state whether the interior pane, exterior pane, frame, track, sill, and insect screen are included. It also helps to note whether the window opens, whether the exterior side can be reached from inside, and whether furniture must be moved for access. Reachable windows are considered differently from risky exterior surfaces or work at height.
If upholstery cleaning is needed, provide the fabric label, the nature of any stain, and ventilation conditions. The method is selected for the fabric, and complete stain removal should not be assumed. Where window or upholstery work is added to general home cleaning, listing it as a separate item reduces uncertainty.
Practical checklist before and after cleaning
- Before: List rooms to be cleaned, areas that remain closed, and delicate surfaces.
- Access: Confirm water, power, keys, entry time, and management contact where needed.
- Shared spaces: Write flat interiors separately from stairs, landings, and entrances.
- Windows: Include interior and exterior panes, frames, and tracks individually.
- After: Review the agreed rooms, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, floors, and window sections together.
What should be agreed with site management for shared-area cleaning?
Confirm which stairs, landings, entrances, and other shared areas are included, how passage will be handled on wet floors, the access hours, and any key or lift arrangements.
How do I confirm that both sides of a window are included?
List the interior pane, exterior pane, frame, and track separately for each window. Also share the access conditions for the exterior side; inaccessible or risky sections require separate assessment.