In Ova, Kaş, two homes or workplaces with the same floor area can require very different cleaning scopes. Cabinet interiors in an empty flat, working around belongings in an occupied home, or safely reaching windows and frames can all change the workload. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Scope can be discussed according to the address and access conditions on 0537 4450191.
Define the workload before relying on floor area
Floor area is a useful starting point, but it does not describe the whole task. The number of rooms, bathrooms and kitchens; whether cabinets need to be cleaned inside; furniture to work around; stairs; hard-to-reach areas; and any bulky debris that must be removed beforehand should be stated separately. In an empty flat, cabinet interiors, bathrooms, kitchens and floors may be central to the scope. In an occupied home, boundaries around belongings or special items need to be clear.
The services have different purposes even when they overlap. Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets. Apartment and site cleaning concerns stairs, landings, entrances and common areas. Villa cleaning can be shaped by floors, rooms, stairs and windows; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning requires consideration of the fabric label, a suitable method and ventilation.
Agree on window and frame access in advance
For window cleaning, location matters as much as quantity. Explain which sashes open, which surfaces can be safely reached from inside, what the frame material is, and whether shutters or fixed obstacles are present. A method for high or risky exterior surfaces should not be assumed. The window cleaning scope considers accessible glass, frames and surface conditions.
Scratches, dullness, water marks, paint splashes and coating issues can look similar. Their cause cannot be confirmed reliably from a distance or by a simple finger or fingernail test. A particular method should not be treated as suitable without knowing which side of the glass is affected, whether it has a coating, and what the manufacturer’s care instructions say. Sharing photographs and the approximate position of questionable areas beforehand helps make the scope discussion more specific.
Separate renovation dust from everyday soil
Everyday soil usually consists of routine dust, marks and residue from use. After renovation work, fine dust may have settled inside cabinets, in tracks, along skirting boards, around window channels and near ventilation points. Removing bulky debris is not the same as detailed cleaning and should be described separately. For post-construction cleaning, staged dust removal, surface sensitivity around paint and mortar residue, and access to water and electricity are especially relevant.
Paint, mortar or adhesive residue does not automatically call for scraping or strong products. Floors, tiles, glass, metal, wood-look finishes and painted surfaces may respond differently. When the remaining material or surface is uncertain, assessing the situation in a limited area can support a more appropriate discussion of the work.
A practical checklist before and after the visit
- Beforehand: State whether the space is empty or occupied, the number of rooms and wet areas, whether cabinet interiors are requested, and whether bulky debris is present.
- For windows: Separate reachable from unreachable surfaces, and note opening type, frame material and any visible sensitive areas.
- After renovation: Note where fine dust has spread, where paint or mortar residue remains, and whether water and electricity are accessible.
- In offices: Mark areas around electronics and documents that should not be handled. Electronic repair and document organisation are not cleaning services.
- Afterwards: Review the agreed areas, any excluded work, and the condition of windows and frames together.
Can a mark on glass be cleaned, or is it a scratch?
A mark, stain, scratch or coating issue may require professional assessment. Provide a photograph, say whether the area is on the inside or outside of the glass, and share manufacturer care information if available. A suitable method depends on the surface condition.
Why is floor area alone not enough after renovation?
The spread of fine dust, bulky debris, cabinet interiors, window channels, the type of residue and water-electricity access all affect the workload. These details clarify whether the request is routine cleaning or staged post-renovation cleaning.