Cleaning work in an apartment building rarely starts in a single room. The entrance door, the ground-floor landing and the stairs stay in use all day and get wet, while windows are often requested for the same hours. In Hacıveliler, part of Kumluca, thinking through how those two jobs run together before you make the request clarifies both scope and timing. When you contact CGS Temizlik, giving the address, the number of floors and the access conditions up front is the most practical approach.
The services in brief: home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office and workplace cleaning covers work and shared areas. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning focuses on cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors and staircases. Upholstery washing follows the fabric label, and window cleaning is limited to reachable glass and frames.
Keeping the entrance and stairs passable
In shared-area work the real question is not removing dirt but how long a wet floor sits on the walking route. In some buildings the staircase is single-run with no alternative exit; there, floors are not done all at once but in half widths or one level at a time. If the ground-floor entrance holds movable items such as mailboxes, a bicycle or a bin, where they will be placed should be agreed before work starts. Where residents come and go heavily at certain hours, scheduling outside those hours usually means fewer interruptions. None of this applies to every building the same way, so saying which situation matches yours makes planning easier. See the apartment and site cleaning page for scope details.
Access limits on glass and frames
The first distinction in a window request is inner surface versus outer surface. Sashes that can be reached safely from inside, opening windows and balcony glass are one thing; fixed panes, units that do not open outward and anything at height are another. Risky facade or high-level work is not promised, so it helps to say whether the windows open, whether insect screens are fitted and what condition the frame channels are in. If a mark looks permanent, whether it is a scratch, a mineral deposit or the effect of a coating requires an expert look on site; it cannot be judged remotely and should not be tested with improvised home methods. Review the window cleaning description for what is included.
Asking for several jobs on one day
Shared areas, a flat interior and windows can fall on the same day, but the order matters. Dusty tasks come before wet ones, and passage routes such as stairs stay cleaner when left to the end. If interior cleaning is also wanted, decide in advance which rooms are included and whether furniture will be moved; that is how home cleaning scope becomes clear.
Checkpoints before and after
- Number of floors, lift availability, water and power access.
- Whether the staircase offers an alternative route, or which hours suit.
- Items at the entrance that must be moved, and where they go.
- Which windows open safely from inside; screens and frame condition.
- Afterwards: floors dry, no water left in frame channels, items returned.
Does the building entrance close during stair cleaning?
No closure is needed; work is usually done section by section so a walking route stays open. In a single-staircase building the sequence is agreed beforehand.
What happens with glass that cannot be reached from outside?
Only safely reachable surfaces are worked on. Unreachable parts are left out of scope, and this is stated plainly when the request is taken. You can discuss your situation on 0537 445 01 91 with the address and access details.