When arranging cleaning in Zümrüt Mahallesi, Konyaaltı, asking to have “the windows cleaned” is often not specific enough. The inside and outside panes, opening sections, tracks, frames and access around the window should be identified separately. Likewise, routine marks in an apartment entrance and fine dust left after renovation work call for different work sequences and different checks.
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi, 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya and can be reached on 0537 445 01 91. The scope for an address in Zümrüt Mahallesi is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Matching the request to the right service
Home, empty-flat and villa cleaning can cover kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, floors and stairs, with the exact scope agreed in advance. Office and workplace cleaning can cover work areas, shared spaces and toilets, while limits around electronics and documents need to be set. Apartment and site cleaning concerns entrances, landings, stairs and common areas. Post-construction work separates bulky waste from detailed cleaning; upholstery cleaning considers the fabric label and ventilation. Window work should be defined separately through window cleaning.
What a complete window scope can mean
When describing the job, list not only the number of windows but also the requested parts: inner pane, outer pane, fixed panel, opening sash, frame, sill and track. Dust or buildup in a track is a separate task from wiping the glass. Fly screens, shutters, blinds, balcony railings and items placed in front of windows are not automatically included, so mention them if they are needed.
Hard-to-reach outer panes, high windows and areas without a safe working position require an assessment of the conditions. Scratches, dullness, residue, staining and possible coating issues cannot be identified with certainty from a description alone. Where manufacturer care instructions are unknown, a particular chemical or method should not simply be assumed suitable; professional assessment may be needed.
Planning safe passage at an apartment entrance
If the entrance and stairs are to be cleaned, it matters when and where the floor will be wet. Working by floor or area, identifying an alternative route where possible, and discussing items left near doorways can make the process more orderly than blocking access altogether. Clearly separating wet sections that may create a slip risk is also part of the workflow.
Routine dirt may include footprints, surface dust and marks in frequently used areas. Post-renovation dust can settle again around door tops, skirting boards, stair corners, tracks and ventilation edges. For this reason, when discussing post-construction cleaning, paint or mortar residue should not be treated as the same task as ordinary dust. Surface sensitivity is especially relevant with hardened residue.
Practical checks before and after the work
- For windows, list inner and outer panes, frames, tracks and inaccessible sections separately.
- For entrances and stairs, state expected passage times, doorway items and the arrangement for wet areas.
- If renovation work took place, distinguish bulky waste, fine dust, paint residue and mortar residue.
- Share water and electricity access, along with entry conditions for the cleaning area, in advance.
- Afterwards, review panes, corners, tracks, frames and stair landings together.
Are window tracks included every time windows are cleaned?
Tracks, frames and both sides of the glass should be requested explicitly. A request for glass cleaning alone does not confirm that buildup inside the tracks is included.
Is renovation dust handled like routine stair cleaning?
No. Routine dirt and fine renovation dust can spread to different places. Separating bulky waste, dust, and paint or mortar residue helps establish the appropriate work sequence.