When planning cleaning in Aklar Mahallesi, Kaş, a useful distinction is whether kitchen cabinet doors alone need attention or whether shelves and drawers inside the cabinets are included. That same distinction helps define work in bathrooms, living spaces, and apartment common areas more clearly. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya; service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions. Contact: 0537 445 0191.
Match the service to the condition of the space
For homes, vacant apartments, and villas, kitchens, bathrooms, rooms, stairs, and windows can be discussed as separate items. In offices and workplaces, work areas, shared-use spaces, and toilets can be considered separately, with clear limits for electronics and documents. Post-construction cleaning distinguishes bulky debris from fine dust; paint or mortar residue also requires attention to surface sensitivity. Apartment and site cleaning may cover agreed common areas such as entrances, stairs, and landings. Upholstery cleaning depends on the fabric label and ventilation conditions, while window cleaning is assessed for accessible glass and frames.
Further detail is available on the home cleaning, vacant apartment cleaning, and window cleaning pages.
Do not treat cabinet interiors and exterior surfaces as one item
Exterior cabinet cleaning may include doors, handles, visible side panels, and, where suitable, outer edges. Interior cleaning concerns shelves, drawers, cabinet bases, and arrangements for accessing the items inside. If interiors are requested, clarify who will empty the cabinets, where food and kitchenware will be placed, and whether drawer interiors are included.
If the finish is painted, laminated, natural wood, or another material, the manufacturer’s care instructions should be considered before a method or product is selected. Swelling, peeling, scratches, or persistent marks cannot be diagnosed with certainty from a description alone. Any proposed treatment for such areas should be discussed in relation to the specific surface.
Set boundaries for living areas, wet rooms, and common areas
In living areas, floors, skirting boards, visible surfaces, doors, and accessible windows may each have different scope. In bathrooms and toilets, the basin, toilet, shower area, fittings, tiles, and area around ventilation can be listed separately. For shower enclosures, grout, or coated surfaces, it is more useful to identify the areas to be cleaned than to define an expected visual result.
Where an apartment or site management is involved, separate the interior of a dwelling from common areas. Entrances, stairways, landings, lift surroundings, and corridors may be included only as agreed. If wet-floor work is planned in a common area, the management should clarify how passage will be arranged. Kitchen and bathroom work inside a dwelling should not be assumed to be part of common-area cleaning.
Practical checks before and after the work
- Write down the scope: cabinet interiors or exteriors only; drawers, areas around appliances, and upper cabinets included or excluded.
- Share access details: explain water, electricity, keys, parking, or building-entry conditions.
- Set aside items: identify fragile objects, food, personal belongings, documents, and electronics that should not be handled.
- Note sensitive surfaces: mention known delicate finishes, manufacturer guidance, or marks already present.
- Review together afterward: use the agreed list to check cabinet sections, bathroom fittings, living-area surfaces, and common-area boundaries.
Who should remove kitchen items for interior cabinet cleaning?
Emptying and returning items should be discussed separately as part of the scope. Sorting food, fragile items, and personal products before cleaning can reduce confusion.
Is cleaning a site entrance included with apartment interior cleaning?
Not automatically. Entrances, stairs, and landings should be handled as a separate agreed scope with the management, including frequency and arrangements for pedestrian passage.