When arranging a flat handover, entrance cleaning or move-in preparation in Bereket Mahallesi, Manavgat, one checklist may not fit every address. A flat may be ready for cleaning while the building stairs still need a safe route for residents, or an empty flat may require separate checks for cupboards, bathrooms and living spaces. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi, 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd. No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Scope can be discussed according to the address and access conditions by calling 0537 445 01 91.
Matching the cleaning scope to the space
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas with attention to the relevant surfaces. Empty-flat cleaning can include cupboard interiors, floors, kitchens and bathrooms, while water and electricity access should be clarified. Apartment and site cleaning focuses on entrances, stairs, landings and shared areas. Office cleaning requires clear limits around electronic equipment and documents. Post-construction work separates bulky debris from fine cleaning and treats paint or mortar residue with surface sensitivity. Villa cleaning is sequenced by floors, rooms, stairs, windows and use; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning considers the fabric label and ventilation, while window cleaning depends on accessible glass, frames and surface conditions.
For more detail, see apartment and site cleaning, empty-flat cleaning and window cleaning.
Keeping entrances and stairs safe to use
Where shared areas are involved, the work order should reflect pedestrian access as well as the condition of the area. Cleaning an entrance door area, landings and stairs all at once with wet methods can make passage difficult. It helps to agree in advance which section will be handled when, which route can be used during the work and whether there is another way through the building.
For stair cleaning, no particular product or method should be assumed suitable without knowing the floor material, slip resistance and the manufacturer’s care instructions. If wet cleaning is planned, decide how the area will be separated temporarily, where a warning will be placed and how the floor’s dry condition will be checked afterwards. Mats, stored items, pushchairs or other obstacles at the entrance should also be assigned to a person and a time for removal.
Keys and access at an empty-flat handover
For an empty flat or pre-move cleaning, establish who releases the key, who holds it and how the handover will be recorded. List separately whether the key provides access to the building, flat, storage space, balcony or meter area. Door codes, security staff, permitted entry times and lift use can also affect the access discussion.
If water or electricity is unavailable, discuss which parts of the work may be affected. Clearly identify locked cupboards, closed rooms or areas behind fixed furniture that cannot be reached. At completion, agree where the key will be left, who will receive it and how personal belongings or items to be handed over will be kept separate from the cleaning areas.
Check living spaces and wet areas separately
Living rooms, bedrooms and corridors can be reviewed for dust, floors, visible surfaces and the space around belongings. Kitchens, bathrooms and toilets can be checked separately for sinks, taps, tiles, shower areas, cupboard interiors and floors. This makes the meaning of “home cleaning” more specific for both sides.
A mark on glass, a scratch, dullness or a change in coating should not be classified with certainty from appearance alone. Distinguishing scratches, stains and coating issues may require professional assessment. If the manufacturer’s care guidance is unknown, a surface-specific treatment should not be presumed appropriate. Sensitive finishes, natural stone, coated glass, special paint or possible existing damage should be identified beforehand.
Practical preparation and handover checks
- Separate the areas: List shared areas, the flat interior, balcony, cupboard interiors and inaccessible sections individually.
- Plan passage: Identify the route to be used while entrance and stair areas are being cleaned.
- Clarify keys: Note the receiving person, handover time and doors covered by the access arrangement.
- Flag sensitive points: Mention surfaces that appear damaged, special materials and items that should not be handled.
- Review by section: Check the entrance and stairs, living areas, kitchen, bathroom and key handover separately.
What if residents need to use the stairs during cleaning?
It is sensible to share the expected access times and the usable route in advance. Areas receiving wet treatment should not be handled without a safe separation arrangement or a way to maintain passage.
Why should the kitchen and bathroom be listed separately at handover?
They contain different surfaces and details, such as cupboard interiors, fittings, tiles, shower areas and floors. A separate list makes the intended scope and any inaccessible areas easier to understand.