When a flat handover is approaching in Çarşı Mahallesi, Alanya, window glass, frames, empty cupboards, and shared-area traffic can all become part of the discussion. Rather than placing every task under a single “general cleaning” request, it helps to define accessible surfaces and responsibilities separately. CGS Temizlik is headquartered 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 01 91.
Matching the cleaning type to the actual scope
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom, and living-area surfaces, while vacant-flat cleaning commonly focuses on cupboard interiors, floors, kitchen, and bathroom preparation before handover. Office and workplace cleaning needs clear limits around electronics and documents. Post-construction work distinguishes bulky debris from fine dust. Apartment and site cleaning concerns shared passageways; in villa cleaning, floors, staircases, and windows affect the work sequence. Upholstery cleaning requires checking fabric labels and ventilation conditions. Further details are available on vacant flat cleaning, window cleaning, and apartment and site cleaning pages.
Describe window and frame access precisely
Saying “the windows need cleaning” does not define the boundary of the job. The inside face of an opening window, an exterior face reachable from inside, fixed glazing, sliding tracks, insect screens, shutters, and frames should be listed separately. If frames have paint, silicone, mortar, or adhesive residue, mention this because it may require assessment beyond ordinary surface cleaning.
No working method should be assumed for exterior surfaces that are high up or cannot be reached safely. Access from a balcony, window opening, or exterior side is considered with the address and site conditions. It is useful to state whether both sides of the glass are requested, whether windows open, and whether furniture blocks access.
Keys, utilities, and responsibility at vacant-flat handover
For a vacant-flat clean, clarify how the team can enter, and whether water and electricity are available. Identify who will hand over the key, who will be present at the agreed time, how the key will be returned, and who authorises entry. If cupboards are locked, the areas to be opened should be identified in advance; cleaning of locked spaces or areas containing personal belongings should not be assumed.
If water or electricity is unavailable, discuss which tasks may be affected. The owner, tenant, or authorised representative can also decide in advance how the final check will proceed—for example, reviewing windows, cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen, and floors in a defined order.
Shared-area traffic affects the work order
In staircases, landings, entrances, and corridors, people walking through while floors are wet can affect the workflow. Share the busiest access periods, the use of lifts or stairs, and any sections that must remain open for passage. For instance, where an entrance stays busy, wet mopping may be planned for a quieter period or the area may be handled in sections. This is a practical scheduling decision, not an assumption about every building.
Practical checklist
- Windows: List interior glass, reachable exterior glass, frames, tracks, and screens separately.
- Access: Note non-opening windows, high glass, furniture obstructions, and locked areas.
- Vacant flat: Confirm key handover, water and electricity, and the person conducting the final check.
- Shared areas: Share user traffic, wet-floor passage needs, and priority sections.
- Surfaces: Report mortar, paint, silicone, or sensitive glass and frame conditions.
Are frames and window tracks included with window cleaning?
If frame and track cleaning is needed, it should be requested specifically. Heavy dust, construction residue, or adhered material inside tracks may need a separate assessment based on the surface condition.
Is leaving a key enough for a vacant-flat clean?
Key collection and return should be clear, along with entry permission, water and electricity access, and the person who will be present for the handover check.