When planning cleaning in Ahatlı Mahallesi, Kepez, two details in the same flat can change the conversation: marks noticed on the glass and who holds the key on moving day. Rather than leaving the request as “general cleaning,” list the areas, sensitive surfaces and access arrangements in advance. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. The scope can be discussed according to the address and access conditions at 0537 445 01 91.
Describe the job by area and use
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas, while vacant-flat cleaning brings cupboard interiors, floors, and water and electricity access into focus. Office and workplace cleaning requires clear limits around shared areas, toilets, electronics and documents. Post-construction work separates bulky debris from fine dust. Apartment and site cleaning concerns stairs, landings, entrances and safe passage on wet floors; villa cleaning considers floors, rooms, stairs, windows and occupancy. Upholstery cleaning depends on the fabric label and ventilation, while window cleaning depends on accessible glass and surface conditions; pool maintenance is not part of villa cleaning.
For example, a moving-day request is clearer when it says, “inside kitchen cupboards, bathroom, floors in empty rooms, and accessible interior glass.” That is more useful than simply requesting a vacant-flat clean. See the pages for vacant-flat cleaning, post-construction cleaning, and window cleaning for related details.
Make special requests visible and bounded
A special request is not only an extra room. Identify areas used by pets, a heavily used cooker, belongings that will remain inside, particular cupboards to be wiped, products not to be used, and items that must not be touched. In a workplace, clarify which surfaces around computers, screens, cables, archives and documents may be handled. Document sorting and electronic repair are not cleaning tasks.
If manufacturer care instructions for a surface are available, share them. If they are not, describe the material, its current appearance and the concern. The suitable approach may depend on that information, particularly for natural stone, coated finishes, delicate paintwork or fabric.
Do not treat a glass mark and possible surface damage as the same issue
Not every line or dull patch noticed after window cleaning is residue, and not every mark indicates a permanent issue. It helps to record whether the mark appears on the inside or outside pane, whether it is close to the frame, how it appears in daylight, and whether it was noticed before cleaning. A dated photograph and location note can also support later assessment.
Distinguishing scratches, stains, coatings and other surface changes requires professional assessment. Instead of trying to test the surface with a finger or fingernail, or assuming an unknown method is suitable without manufacturer instructions, share the observation and discuss a safe approach. Inaccessible exterior panes and work at height should also be discussed separately.
Set out key and access responsibilities for a flat handover
For a vacant flat or moving preparation, key arrangements matter as much as the cleaning date. Confirm who will provide the key, who will retain it, whether the door should be locked again, how the building entrance is opened, and whether water and electricity are available inside. Where an owner, tenant, agent or building representative is involved, selecting one contact person can prevent confusion.
It is also useful to agree in advance where and when the key will be returned, and whether the flat will be checked together afterwards. This keeps access and handover responsibilities, which are separate from the cleaning scope, clear.
Practical preparation checklist
- List the areas to be cleaned and any areas excluded from the work.
- Identify special requests, sensitive surfaces and items that must not be touched.
- Record existing glass marks, ideally with their location and photographs.
- Confirm water, electricity, entry, lift and key access.
- Agree who will carry out the post-cleaning check and how keys will be handed over.
What should I share if I notice a mark on glass that I had not seen before?
Share its location, when you noticed it, the light in which it is most visible, and any earlier photographs. Request an assessment without attempting to alter the surface.
Who should receive the key before cleaning?
Agree on one responsible contact, the handover time, the return method and the locking arrangement before the appointment.