When a flat handover is approaching in A. Hisar, Manavgat, a cleaning list involves more than rooms. Who holds the key, who can provide access, and whether water and electricity are available can affect the requested work for cabinets, windows and upholstery. The person moving out, the owner, tenant or property representative may have different responsibilities. Describing the handover arrangements alongside the cleaning scope makes the request clearer than simply asking for an empty-flat clean.
Keys and access: make handover arrangements clear
Confirm whether the key will be provided before the appointment or on the day, who will open the property, and who will receive the key afterwards. If there is more than one key, identify the relevant doors. Share any visitor registration, time restriction or common-area access requirement for the building as well.
The availability of water, electricity, lighting and functioning drains can change the plan for an empty property. Clarify whether any room, locked cabinet or enclosed balcony will be inaccessible and therefore outside the agreed scope. When cleaning and handover happen on the same day, identify who will inspect the property after the work.
Specify cabinet interiors separately from exterior surfaces
Kitchen cleaning should not assume that cabinet fronts and cabinet interiors are the same task. Interior cleaning requires empty cabinets and a clear decision about personal items or packaging. Exterior-surface cleaning may instead cover doors, handles, visible side panels and the area around the worktop.
The appropriate approach for coated, painted, glass, metal or delicate surfaces depends on their condition and the manufacturer’s care instructions. The cause of a scratch, persistent mark or coating issue cannot be confirmed remotely or through a simple test; it needs appropriate assessment. For a move-out request, note room by room which cabinets belong in the empty flat cleaning scope.
Upholstery cleaning: fabric and drying conditions
If sofas will remain in the property, say whether a fabric label or care information is available. The fabric type, colour sensitivity, existing marks and ventilation options are relevant. Complete stain removal cannot be assumed; the method is considered according to the fabric’s suitability.
Plan for ventilation after cleaning and state when the sofa needs to be used again. This is particularly relevant if occupants will move in or move belongings on the same day. The upholstery cleaning page offers further notes on fabric and access preparation.
Matching the scope to the right service
Home cleaning covers living areas; office cleaning covers workspaces, shared areas and toilets, with clear limits around electronics and documents. Post-construction work separates bulky debris from fine dust. Apartment/site cleaning concerns common areas, while villa cleaning follows floors and use order; pool maintenance is not included. Window cleaning concerns accessible glass and frames, not risky external façade work. Share access conditions separately for window cleaning.
Practical handover checklist
- Access: Key, person opening the door, entry rules and handover time.
- Areas: Rooms, closed spaces, balconies and windows to be cleaned.
- Cabinets: Interior cleaning, exterior surfaces, or both.
- Items: Sofas left behind, delicate surfaces and belongings that remain.
- Utilities: Water, electricity, lighting and ventilation status.
- Inspection: Person checking the work and receiving the key.
CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Cleaning scope for A. Hisar can be discussed according to the address and access conditions on 0537 445 0191.
How should cabinet cleaning be planned when the interiors are not empty?
State whether items will be removed and which sections can be accessed. Limiting the work to exterior surfaces or empty shelves can also be discussed as a separate scope.
What should be shared if sofa cleaning falls on handover day?
Provide fabric information, ventilation options, the intended time of use and whether moving takes place that day. This allows the method and work order to be considered for the conditions.