Before moving into an empty flat in Sugözü Mahallesi, Gazipaşa, describing the need simply as “general cleaning” may leave important details unclear. Cupboard interiors, the kitchen and bathroom, and floor finishes may each need a different priority depending on the condition of the property and the moving plan. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi, 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions. Phone: 0537 445 01 91.
Matching the service to the work needed
Home cleaning can be planned around kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Empty-flat cleaning commonly focuses on cupboard interiors, floors, kitchens and bathrooms. Where construction or renovation residue is present, post-construction cleaning should be considered separately. Offices require defined limits around electronics and documents; apartment and site cleaning concerns shared areas and safe passage on wet floors. Villa cleaning may be organised by floors, rooms, stairs and accessible windows, while pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning depends on fabric labels, and window cleaning depends on access and surface conditions.
Putting the pre-move cleaning order in place
When furniture has not yet been moved in, an order that works from higher surfaces downwards and from cupboard interiors to floors can be practical. Identifying the rooms that will be used first helps avoid moving belongings onto surfaces that still need attention. In a kitchen, for example, cupboard interiors, drawers and the area around the worktop can be listed separately. In a bathroom, cabinets, the washbasin area, shower area and floor can be listed as separate tasks.
It is also useful to assess living spaces separately from wet areas rather than grouping everything under one heading. In lounges and bedrooms, note dust, empty cupboards, skirting boards, doors and the floor type. In kitchens and bathrooms, discuss surfaces exposed to water, cupboard interiors and areas around fittings. If there is paint, mortar, adhesive residue, scratching, dullness or a possible coating issue, the cause and suitable method should not be assumed in advance. The surface material and any available manufacturer care instructions need consideration.
Access and utilities on cleaning day
Working water and electricity should be checked before the cleaning day, particularly where wet areas or electrically powered equipment are involved. The scope discussion can also cover how the entrance will be opened, who holds the key, the flat number, building entry times and the contact person. If plumbing is not yet operational, a space is locked, or a section cannot be accessed, sharing this early helps set a cleaning order that matches the actual conditions.
Practical checklist before moving in
- Priorities: List the kitchen, bathroom and rooms you expect to use first.
- Area separation: Note living spaces, kitchen, bathroom and areas such as balconies individually.
- Surface information: Mention sensitive flooring, coatings, glass or materials with manufacturer instructions.
- Access: Confirm water, electricity, entry key and contact person.
- Final check: Review cupboard interiors, washbasin areas, shower areas, worktops, doors and floors before belongings arrive.
Should cupboard interiors and floors be cleaned at the same stage?
Cupboard interiors and higher surfaces can be addressed first, with floors handled later. This reduces the chance of dust or residue from upper areas reaching a freshly cleaned floor.
What if water or electricity is not active yet?
State this clearly during the scope discussion. The accessible areas and a workable order can then be considered according to the available utilities.