In Hocalar, Alanya, one cleaning request can involve two competing conditions: a shared area may remain in use while work is under way, or a renovation may look complete while fine dust continues to settle on surfaces. In either case, the sequence of work, access routes and window scope need to be described clearly. Cleaning scope, address and access conditions can be discussed with CGS Temizlik at 0537 445 01 91.
Separating the request by service type
Home cleaning may cover kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces with surface-appropriate cleaning. For an empty flat, cabinet interiors, floors and water-electricity access should be specified. Office and workplace cleaning can include shared areas and toilets, with clear limits around documents and electronics. Apartment and site cleaning focuses on stairs, landings and entrances. Villa cleaning is planned around floors, rooms, stairs, windows and current use; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning depends on the fabric label and ventilation. Post-construction work separates bulky debris from fine cleaning.
If renovation residue is the main issue, post-construction cleaning may be the relevant scope. If the priority is a detailed check before moving into an empty property, consider the points covered under empty flat cleaning.
How shared use changes the work sequence
When stairs, an entrance, a corridor or a shared toilet will still be used during cleaning, it helps to plan around safe passage instead of wetting every area at once. For example, cleaning the entrance first may lead to new marks if people need to walk through it again. Specify which section will be used at which time, whether there is another route while floors are wet, and who will check the area after cleaning.
In an office or workplace, limits around desks, cables and paperwork also affect the sequence. A note such as “wipe desk surfaces; do not handle open documents or electronic equipment” separates shared-area cleaning from workstation cleaning. For stair and entrance work, listing each area under apartment and site cleaning can make the scope easier to define.
Windows: define both sides, frames and tracks
“Window cleaning” alone may not describe the required work. The inside pane, outside pane, edges of opening sections, frames and tracks are separate items. If both sides of an accessible window are requested, confirm whether the outer side can be safely reached from inside. Work requiring risky exterior access or work at height should not be assumed.
Dust, mortar fragments or adhesive residue in tracks should be identified before cleaning begins. Paint or mortar marks require attention to the sensitivity of the surface; a strong method is not suitable for every frame material. During a window cleaning discussion, listing panes, frames and tracks separately avoids a gap between cleaning the glass alone and cleaning the full window assembly.
Why dust can return after renovation work
Fine dust appearing again after a renovation may be connected to cabinet interiors, ventilation points, tracks or high surfaces that retained dust during the work. This does not apply to every property, but it is useful to discuss when planning detailed cleaning. Removing bulky debris and carrying out fine-dust cleaning are different tasks. The materials to be removed first and the surfaces to be cleaned in stages should be identified.
If installation, sanding or moving items will continue after cleaning, dust may return. Scheduling cleaning after those activities allows for a more meaningful final check. For paint, silicone or mortar residue, identify the test surface and the areas where treatment is requested in advance.
Practical checklist
- Divide areas into shared spaces, private spaces and no-touch areas.
- State the hours when passage is needed and the route available while floors are wet.
- List inside glass, outside glass, frames and tracks separately.
- Distinguish bulky debris, fine dust and surface residue after renovation work.
- Share the status of water, electricity, keys, entry and access to the work area.
- Set final checks for window marks, track residue, traffic marks on floors and remaining dust.
Is the outside of every window automatically included?
No. Safe access must be considered, and the inside pane, outside pane, frames and tracks should each be stated in the requested scope.
What should be checked if dust appears again after post-renovation cleaning?
Check for later installation or moving work, high surfaces, cabinet interiors and residue in tracks, then separate bulky-debris work from fine-dust cleaning again.