When preparing an empty flat in Beyobası Mahallesi, Gazipaşa before moving in, the plan should not be based on room size alone. Cabinet interiors, the condition of the kitchen and bathroom, residue on floors, window access, and available water and electricity can all change the order of work. The aim is to define clearly what should be completed before belongings arrive.
Order of work in an empty flat before moving in
For an empty flat, the overall condition and any remaining bulky waste are considered first. Removing bulky waste and detailed cleaning are different tasks. If renovation dust, paint, mortar, or similar residue remains, surface sensitivity should be discussed separately. Work can then move through high and upper surfaces, cabinet interiors, kitchen, bathroom, and floors. This helps prevent dust falling from upper areas onto floors that have already been cleaned.
If moving day is close, it may help to prioritise the areas that will be used first: cabinet interiors and the worktop area in the kitchen; the basin, toilet, shower area, and reachable surfaces in the bathroom; and floors and visible surfaces in living spaces. Windows, frames, or areas with different access should be named separately. The empty-flat cleaning page explains the main parts of this scope.
What affects workload beyond square metres
Two empty flats of the same size can require different levels of work. The number of cabinets and internal shelves, kitchen and bathroom detail, number of floors, stairs, window count, floor type, remaining items, and accessibility all matter. Water and electricity access are also conditions to discuss. A flat with construction residue needs a surface-appropriate approach and is planned differently from routine home cleaning.
Home cleaning may cover kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. In offices and workplaces, common areas and toilets can be addressed while setting clear limits around electronics and documents. Apartment or site cleaning focuses on stairs, landings, entrances, and safe passage over wet floors. Villa work varies by floors, rooms, stairs, and windows; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning considers fabric labels and ventilation, while window cleaning is discussed for accessible windows and frames.
Describe special requests clearly
Rather than saying “deep cleaning,” list the requested result by area. For example: “inside kitchen cabinet shelves, the bathroom cabinet, the interior of an empty refrigerator, balcony flooring, and accessible windows.” If belongings will be moved in, state when they will arrive and how key, water, and electricity access will be arranged.
Do not assume a definite cause for a scratch, stain, or coating issue. Instead, note its location and visible condition. The difference between a scratch on glass, a surface stain, and a coating issue requires professional assessment. Do not treat a method as suitable when the manufacturer’s care instructions are unknown. For paint or mortar residue, the surface material and its sensitivity are also important. The distinction between bulky residue and fine dust is particularly relevant in post-construction cleaning.
Checklist before and after the move
- List the rooms, cabinet interiors, and areas that are excluded.
- State whether there is bulky waste, renovation dust, paint, or mortar residue.
- Clarify water, electricity, keys, and access to the flat.
- Specify whether windows are accessible and whether frames are included.
- After the work, check the kitchen, bathroom, cabinet interiors, floors, and agreed window areas one by one.
Scope discussion and contact
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Service scope for Beyobası Mahallesi is discussed according to the address and access conditions. Contact: 0537 445 0191. If upholstery is part of the moving plan, review fabric labels and ventilation conditions in advance through the upholstery cleaning scope.
Are cabinet interiors automatically included in empty-flat cleaning?
Cabinet interiors, shelves, and drawers should be stated explicitly. Listing which cabinets in the kitchen, bathroom, or other rooms need cleaning helps clarify the scope.
How should marks on windows be reported before moving in?
Describe the window location, accessibility, and the visible mark, and share photographs where possible. A surface assessment is needed to distinguish between scratches, stains, and coating issues.