When a home handover is approaching in Küçüksöğle Mahallesi, Elmalı, cleaning kitchen cupboards, bathroom surfaces and empty-room floors may sound like one task, but each requires different preparation. Treating living spaces and wet areas separately helps define the work clearly and makes it easier to address access, keys and shared-area responsibilities in advance.
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Service scope for Küçüksöğle Mahallesi can be discussed according to the address and access conditions by calling 0537 445 01 91.
Match the service to how the space is used
Home cleaning may cover kitchens, bathrooms and living areas with methods suitable for each surface, while furniture arrangements and special requests should be agreed beforehand. Empty apartment cleaning before moving can focus on cupboard interiors, floors, kitchens and bathrooms; access to water and electricity is also relevant.
For offices and workplaces, work areas, shared-use points and toilets need separate planning. The limits of any work around computers, electronic equipment and documents should be agreed in advance. After-construction cleaning also distinguishes bulky waste from fine cleaning: dust may need staged removal, while paint or mortar residue requires attention to surface sensitivity.
Apartment and site cleaning can cover stairs, landings, entrances and other shared areas. In villa cleaning, floors, rooms, stairs and accessible windows affect the work sequence; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning depends on fabric labels and ventilation conditions, while window cleaning depends on accessibility and the condition of frames. See the home cleaning and window cleaning pages for service-specific details.
Why list living spaces and wet areas separately?
For living rooms, bedrooms, halls and similar spaces, the flooring type, whether furniture stays in place, and whether shelf interiors or windows are included all matter. In kitchens and bathrooms, it is more useful to list items individually: sinks, taps, shower areas, toilets, tiles, cupboard interiors and the areas around appliances.
For example, “bathroom cleaning” alone may not be specific enough. If you expect shower-screen glass, grout, an extractor, drain surroundings or cupboard interiors to be addressed, note them separately. Where there is a scratch, a persistent-looking mark or a suspected coating issue, ask for a professional assessment rather than assuming the cause. A particular method should not be treated as suitable if the manufacturer’s care instructions are unknown.
Keys and access during an apartment handover
If an empty apartment is being prepared, clarify who holds the key, how entry will be arranged, and who will receive the key after the work. When the tenant, owner, property representative or building manager are different people, setting out the communication order in writing can prevent confusion.
Water, electricity, lighting, lift use and entry hours are also part of access planning. If belongings, boxes or waste remain in the apartment, state whether they will be removed before cleaning. Do not assume that bulky waste removal and surface cleaning are the same scope of work.
Set shared-area boundaries with site management
Where work takes place inside an apartment building or site, the apartment interior and common-area work should be separated. Stairs, corridors, entrances, lift fronts and landings should be discussed alongside management requirements, pedestrian flow and the need to manage passage over wet floors.
During a handover, identify who will contact management about matters such as leaving items in a shared area, protecting the entrance or using the lift. If it is unclear which common areas are included, list them before work begins.
Practical preparation and final checks
- Area list: List living spaces, kitchen, bathroom and any balcony separately.
- Surface notes: Identify wood, natural stone, glass, delicate coatings and surfaces with special care instructions.
- Access: Confirm keys, entry time, water and electricity, and the contact person.
- Excluded work: Separate items to be moved, bulky waste, high-risk window work and locations requiring specialist equipment.
- Final walk-through: Check cupboard interiors, bathroom fittings, floors, windows and the agreed shared-area boundary room by room.
Who should keep the key during a handover clean?
Name the person responsible for handing over the key before the work and receiving it afterwards. If several parties are involved, share the handover order and contact details in advance.
Is the site corridor included in apartment cleaning?
Not automatically. If corridor or entrance cleaning is needed, agree the shared-area boundary and passage arrangements separately with site management.