A cleaning request in Çavdır Mahallesi, in Kaş, Antalya, may need more detail than simply asking for home cleaning. Bathrooms and kitchens can require a different approach from living areas, while shared building spaces may sit outside the apartment’s scope. Discussing those boundaries, surface types and access conditions helps make the work easier to define. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Coverage for Çavdır is discussed according to the address and access conditions by calling 0537 445 0191.
Describe living areas and wet areas separately
Living areas may include rooms, lounges, corridors and other accessible indoor surfaces outside the kitchen. Wet areas can include bathrooms, toilets, shower spaces and kitchens, where water, moisture or heavier product residue may be present. Separating these zones helps clarify the work order and whether cloths, brushes, buckets or products should be kept apart.
For example, equipment used in a bathroom may need to remain separate from tools used on kitchen worktops or living-area surfaces. Mention natural stone, wood, delicate coatings, painted finishes or any material with manufacturer care instructions before work is arranged. Where care instructions are unknown, the method should be assessed rather than assumed suitable. The distinction between a scratch, residue, stain or a changed coating also requires professional evaluation.
Choosing the right type of cleaning
Home cleaning can combine kitchens, bathrooms and living areas within an agreed scope. If a move is approaching and cupboard interiors, floors, bathrooms and kitchens are the main focus, vacant-flat cleaning may provide a clearer framework; water and electricity access should be confirmed. Where floors, rooms, stairs and windows affect the work sequence, villa cleaning can be discussed according to the property’s use and layout. Pool maintenance is not included.
Work areas, shared-use points and toilets can be planned through office and workplace cleaning. Limits around computers, other electronics and documents should be stated clearly. After construction, removal of coarse waste and detailed dust cleaning are separate stages; paint or mortar residue requires attention to surface sensitivity. Upholstery cleaning depends on the fabric label, an appropriate method and ventilation conditions. Window cleaning is assessed for accessible glass, frames and surface conditions.
Set shared-space boundaries with building management
If apartment cleaning is being considered alongside stairs, landings, entrances or other shared spaces, define the boundary in advance with the site or building management and relevant residents. A simple written list can identify which areas are requested by the resident, which are managed collectively, available supplies, entry arrangements and how foot traffic will be handled on wet floors.
Apartment and site cleaning can cover stairs, landings, entrances and shared areas as a separate scope. Keeping equipment for an apartment bathroom apart from equipment for a shared toilet or entrance floor can also be part of the plan. Discuss whether doors can remain open, how people will pass through damp areas and whether a warning is needed.
Practical preparation and checking list
- Area list: List living spaces, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, balcony, windows and any shared areas separately.
- Exclusions: Identify locked cupboards, personal belongings, electronics, documents and difficult-to-access locations.
- Surface details: Share information about delicate coatings, natural stone, wood, fabric labels or care instructions.
- Access: Confirm water, electricity, keys, parking and building-entry conditions.
- After the work: Check each area separately and note visible residue, inaccessible sections or surfaces needing further assessment.
Is shared-area cleaning automatically included with apartment cleaning?
No. Stairs, landings, entrances and similar spaces should be defined separately with management, including access and wet-floor passage arrangements.
Can bathroom equipment be used in the kitchen?
Separate tools and cloths can be requested in the work plan. It is clearer to state this preference in advance, especially for wet areas and food-preparation surfaces.