Before booking a cleaning for a flat in Adrasan, the most useful question is whether the work is genuinely finished. If plaster touch-ups are pending, skirting boards are not yet fitted, or a cabinet door will be mounted later, a thin layer of dust can reappear on surfaces within days. That is not a failed cleaning; it is a sequencing problem.
This guide is written so you can define the scope yourself. To discuss details: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, 0537 4450191. Whether service can be provided is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
The services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms, stairs and glass, pool maintenance excluded. Upholstery washing starts with the fabric label, and glass cleaning is based on reachable surfaces.
What returning dust tells you
Renovation dust stays airborne, so cleaning one room while sanding or cutting continues in another rarely holds. For this reason post-construction cleaning is often staged rather than done once: coarse debris and large residue first, fine cleaning after the remaining trades finish. Where paint or mortar residue is present, no method can be called suitable without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions, so noting the type of flooring, worktop and fittings in advance helps. Marks, stains and coatings on glass also need an on-site expert assessment; home-made diagnostic tests can put the surface at risk.
Keys, access and handover responsibility
In empty flats, most of the job depends on who opens and locks the door. Whether the keys will be handed to the team, whether you or a relative will be present, and who receives the keys afterwards should be agreed at the start. Water and electricity availability, lift use and where waste may be placed belong to the same subject. When planning empty flat cleaning, unclear points here can stop the work even if the team arrives.
Why living areas and wet areas are judged separately
In the living room, bedrooms and hallway the weight falls on dusting, floors and window edges. In bathrooms and kitchens, limescale, soap residue, grout and drains need their own time. Describing both with one phrase such as "full cleaning" blurs the scope and the time estimate. Splitting the request into two lists and stating the level wanted per room is the most useful preparation for a home cleaning request.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: list any renovation items still unfinished.
- Before: confirm water, electricity, lighting and lift status.
- Before: name who hands over the keys and who receives them back.
- Before: point out delicate surfaces and any care instructions you hold.
- After: check cabinet interiors, around drains and door top edges in daylight.
- After: if dust returns within days, note which trade is still working.
Dust came back after cleaning, what now?
Check whether work is still ongoing in that room. If so, postponing the fine cleaning until it ends is more sensible than paying for the same job twice.
Can an empty flat be cleaned with nobody present?
It can be considered if the key handover chain and access arrangements are agreed beforehand; without those details, planning is not possible.