When a flat in Yeni Doğan Mahallesi, Kepez is being handed over, the cleaning list is only part of the arrangement. It also helps to establish who holds the key, whether water and electricity are available, and how the final check will take place. The same planning approach is useful for shared areas with pedestrian traffic and for upholstery cleaning where fabric and drying conditions matter.
Matching the service to the actual scope
Home cleaning can cover kitchens, bathrooms and living areas; office and workplace cleaning can cover workspaces, shared-use areas and toilets. Post-construction work separates bulky debris from fine dust. Empty-flat cleaning may include cupboard interiors, bathrooms, kitchens and floors. Apartment and site work can cover stairs, landings and entrances; villa work may be organised around floors, rooms, stairs and accessible windows. Upholstery cleaning depends on fabric and ventilation, while window cleaning depends on access, frames and surface conditions.
For a move, discussing empty-flat cleaning separately helps distinguish it from cleaning an occupied home. Where there is paint, mortar residue or substantial construction dust, post-construction cleaning requires separate discussion of surface sensitivity.
Keys, access and responsibility at handover
For work involving a key handover, it is practical to set out the access chain clearly: who will release the key, who will provide entry, and who will receive the key back when work is finished. If an owner, tenant, building attendant or property representative is involved, naming one authorised contact can prevent conflicting instructions.
State in advance whether cupboards, storage spaces, balconies, windows or areas with belongings can be accessed. Availability of water and electricity, entry times, and any rules affecting lift use can also shape the scope. Before the key is returned, allow a short window for a final check. This makes it easier to discuss inaccessible areas, surfaces that should be left untouched, or items that need clarification.
Shared-area order should reflect foot traffic
Where stairs, landings, entrances or other shared spaces are included, foot traffic can affect the cleaning sequence. For example, if people need to pass through an entrance, the timing and sectioning of wet floors should be considered. In some buildings, starting with less-used levels or working in sections that leave a route open may suit the day’s access and use pattern better.
When discussing apartment and site cleaning, specify whether stairs, handrails, entrances, lift surroundings and landings are included. Wet-floor notices and passage arrangements can affect not only the common area but also access to a flat scheduled for handover.
Fabric and drying conditions for upholstery
If upholstery has a fabric-care label, share its information. Otherwise, describe the fabric, removable covers, visible marks and any products previously used. A particular method should not be treated as suitable without knowing the manufacturer’s care guidance. The cause of a mark, colour change, coating issue or surface damage cannot be determined with certainty remotely and needs assessment.
Drying is shaped not only by the cleaning process but also by whether the room can be ventilated and when the furniture needs to be used. If moving, key handover or guest use is planned for the same day, mention it at the outset so that the work sequence and drying conditions can be considered together.
Practical preparation and final-check list
- Access: Confirm key arrangements, entry authority, water and electricity.
- Scope: Identify included and excluded areas, including cupboard interiors, windows, balconies and belongings.
- Shared spaces: Share traffic levels, wet-floor timing and building rules.
- Upholstery: Provide fabric details, care labels, mark information, ventilation and intended use time.
- Check: Ensure the contact person is available to review accessible areas before handover.
Service scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions. CGS Temizlik is headquartered at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya; telephone: 0537 445 0191.
What should be agreed if nobody will be at the flat during key handover?
Confirm the person responsible for releasing and receiving the key, the entry method, one authorised contact and the timing of the final check.
What should be shared if upholstery cleaning falls on the same day as handover?
Share fabric-care information, ventilation options and when the furniture must be used, so drying conditions can be considered in the work plan.