When arranging cleaning in Süleymanlar mahallesi, Alanya, two spaces of the same size can require very different work. In an unfurnished flat, empty cupboards and floors may be the main focus; in a busy shared area, the order of work must also accommodate people passing through. Describing the need as more than “general cleaning” helps clarify the use of the space, access conditions and limits of handling.
Matching the service to the space
Home cleaning concerns kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, with methods suited to each surface. Vacant flat cleaning is relevant before moving, when cupboard interiors, kitchens, bathrooms and floors need to be specified. Office and workplace cleaning may cover workspaces, washrooms and shared-use areas, but clear limits are needed around electronics and documents.
Post-construction cleaning distinguishes bulky waste from fine cleaning and treats dust in stages; paint or mortar residue depends on surface sensitivity. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings, entrances and other shared areas. Villa cleaning can be planned by floors, rooms, stairs and accessible windows; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning requires checking the fabric label and ventilation conditions. Window cleaning is limited to accessible glass, frames and surface conditions.
Work order in heavily used shared areas
Where stairs, entrances, corridors, washrooms or shared kitchens are used frequently, the cleaning sequence should be discussed alongside pedestrian access. For example, accessing upper landings first and working downward may reduce the need to walk again over wet floors. The appropriate order should still be agreed on site because the way a building is used, its entrance arrangement and activity on the day can differ.
Before work begins, it helps to identify which route can remain temporarily open, who may need to enter or leave during cleaning, and where waste can be collected. For apartment and site cleaning, rather than simply requesting that “the stairs be cleaned,” list floors, landings, the entrance area and any shared washroom separately. This makes the scope easier to understand.
Explain whether the space is empty or furnished
In a furnished home, the working area may need to be cleared, fragile or personal belongings left in place, and the inclusion of cupboard interiors agreed in advance. In an unfurnished space, floor residue, empty cupboard interiors, kitchen and bathroom surfaces can be checked more directly. In either case, discuss window accessibility and whether high or risky exterior surfaces are outside the scope.
For a post-construction space, saying only that there is dust may not be enough. Specify bulky waste removal, staged fine-dust cleaning, and the location of paint or mortar marks. This distinction explains why post-construction cleaning differs from vacant flat cleaning.
Practical checklist for cleaning day
- Water and electricity: Check that both are available for use and note any outage or access restriction.
- Entry access: Clarify the building entrance, key handover, security arrangements or the responsible person.
- Area boundaries: List rooms, shared areas, cupboard interiors and windows individually.
- Items to protect: Identify documents, electronic devices, personal belongings and delicate surfaces.
- Pedestrian route: For shared areas in particular, agree on an alternative route while floors are wet.
Information to share when discussing scope
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Cleaning scope can be discussed according to the address and access conditions by calling 0537 445 0191. Sharing whether the area is empty or furnished, the volume of shared-area use, water and electricity availability, entry arrangements and any special surfaces helps define the request clearly.
Must the entrance be completely closed during shared-area cleaning?
Not necessarily. A temporary open route can be set according to usage, and the order of wet-floor work should follow that route.
Are cupboard interiors automatically included in a vacant flat?
They should be listed separately, along with bathrooms, kitchens, floors and accessible windows. This keeps the moving-preparation expectation aligned with the work scope.