Consider two different requests. In the first, a routine flat cleaning is wanted and the team simply comes in and leaves. In the second, the staircase and landings are also included, which means the shared passage gets wet while work is going on and buckets or machines stand next to the steps. When you ask about an address in Yeşiloba, a neighbourhood of Korkuteli, saying from the start which of these two your job resembles helps set the scope correctly. The notes below are meant to help you describe the work in your own words.
Our main services, a short map
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work and shared areas, with a limit on handling electronics and documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty-flat cleaning looks at cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors before a move. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning orders floors, rooms, stairs and glass by use. Upholstery washing starts with the label, and glass cleaning stays on reachable surfaces.
Working without cutting off the entrance and stairs
Shared-area work needs a different order than work inside a flat, because residents, deliveries or visitors may use the same steps at the same time. So when discussing apartment and site cleaning, these details matter as much as floor count: does the entrance door stay open, is there a lift, can half the staircase be closed off, which hours suit wet floors drying. In some buildings early morning is quieter, in others midday; only you know this. Marking the wet section and leaving one side open is usually more workable than closing the passage entirely. The same logic applies to an internal staircase in villa cleaning: if the lower floor is wetted before the upper one is finished, coming down is not safe, so the order of work is set accordingly.
Square metres alone do not describe the workload
Two flats of the same size can require very different time and equipment. The difference usually comes from whether the place is furnished or empty, whether cupboard interiors are included, the number of bathrooms and kitchens, floor type, the number of windows and frames, whether water and electricity are connected, and how waste will be taken out of the building. At an address after building work, dust is removed in stages and paint or mortar residue raises surface sensitivity, so a request for post-construction cleaning should state who collects the coarse debris. If you see scratches, dull marks or what looks like a coating, do not try to diagnose it yourself; it needs on-site assessment, and no method should be chosen without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions.
Reviewing the area together at the end
A short walkthrough when the work is finished removes most later questions. Look at whether the excluded areas are clear, whether moved items were put back, whether any floor is still wet, whether rubbish and packaging left the building, and whether a window was left unclosed. If upholstery was washed, ventilation and drying time are discussed here; if a stain did not come out, that is noted there too.
A short list for before and after
- Before: summarise the scope in writing, state parking and entrance access, mention water and electricity.
- Before: put away fragile and personal items, point out surfaces you do not want touched.
- After: wait for drying before removing the wet-floor warning.
- After: check step edges and the area around railings together in shared spaces.
To discuss scope according to the address and access conditions, you can reach CGS Temizlik on 0537 4450191. Main address: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya.
Is the building entrance fully closed during stair cleaning?
That depends on the building's layout. It is often possible to work section by section and leave one side open; telling us which hours are quieter makes planning the sequence easier.
What should I check in the final walkthrough?
Excluded areas, items put back in place, any floors still wet, and whether waste has been taken out of the building. Raising a missed point on the spot is easier than describing it later.