Picture two rooms of the same size. One holds a single desk and empty shelves; the other has full cabinets, a tangle of cables and a work surface buried under paper. The time and preparation these two rooms need are not the same. When scope is discussed for an address in the Ellinci Yıl neighbourhood of Kumluca, the first question is not how many square metres there are, but how full the space is, how accessible it is, and how much of it will remain in use while the work goes on.
What sets the workload apart from floor area
Even at identical floor area the load changes: how much sits on top of surfaces, which items must be moved but can only be moved by you, the kind of soiling (daily dust, long-settled grease, construction dust), access to water and power, and whether the area will be empty during the work. Surface variety matters too: wood, natural stone, painted finishes, coated furniture and glass do not accept the same treatment. Without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions, no method can be called suitable for a given surface, so flagging special surfaces in advance helps.
The eight services at a glance
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared space and toilets. Post-construction work separates coarse debris removal from fine cleaning. Empty-flat cleaning focuses on cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and estate cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning orders floors, rooms, stairs and glass by use, with pool care excluded. Upholstery washing starts with the fabric label. Glass cleaning is limited to reachable glass.
Opening areas in sequence in a working office
If the office can be closed, the sequence is simple. If people keep working, areas are released one at a time: a meeting room and one stretch of corridor are cleared first, and only after that section is finished and the floor is dry does the team move on. This pattern is not required everywhere; it makes sense where work cannot stop. The concrete decisions are these: which section can be vacated at which hour, where people will walk while a floor is wet, who unlocks closed rooms, and whether there is a window for noisier work.
Boundaries around documents and electronics
Paperwork, open files, folders and external drives need a boundary agreed in advance. A workable rule: papers are not stacked or sorted; if documents are on a desk, that surface is skipped, or wiped only after you have cleared it. Dusting the outside of a screen, keyboard or tower is one thing, using liquid on it is another; cables are not unplugged, devices are not opened, sockets are not rearranged. Document destruction, paperwork filing and electronics repair are not cleaning services. Confidential rooms can be excluded, or cleaned only while an authorised person is present.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: list the rooms and cabinets to be left out of scope.
- Before: clear desk documents and agree the limit for devices and equipment.
- Before: state water and power access, special surfaces and any care instructions.
- After: return each released area to use once the floor is dry.
- After: review together whether moved items went back where they belong.
To discuss the address and access conditions: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, phone 0537 4450191. Scope is agreed according to address and access.
How can I tell whether a mark on glass will come off with cleaning?
You are not expected to judge that yourself; scratches, permanent staining and surface coatings can look alike and telling them apart needs assessment on site. Mentioning the mark, and whether the glass is coated, is enough.
Should a whole office floor be cleaned at once?
If the floor is empty, working through it in one pass is faster. If people are working, releasing sections in sequence reduces wet-floor and interruption problems; saying in advance which section frees up at which hour makes the scope clearer.