In Cevizler Mahallesi, Manavgat, a cleaning request may involve preparing an empty flat before moving in or cleaning a lived-in home or workplace around its contents. Even when the floor area is the same, these are not the same workload. CGS Temizlik is based at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Scope, access, and the requested work can be discussed at 0537 445 0191.
Choose the service around how the space is used
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas with methods suited to the surfaces. Empty flat cleaning needs a clear description of items such as cupboard interiors, floors, kitchens, and bathrooms before a move. An empty space may have fewer obstacles, yet cleaning every vacant room, cupboard interior, or residue on unused-looking surfaces can expand the work.
In a furnished space, the sequence depends on reachable surfaces and on whether items will remain in place. Under sofas, inside display units, behind fixed furniture, or drawers containing personal belongings should not be assumed to be included. Upholstery cleaning is assessed separately, with the fabric label and an appropriate method taken into account.
Floor area is not the whole measure of effort
When discussing the work, describe access conditions as well as room count. Two spaces of the same size can differ because of cupboard interiors, dense furnishings, stairs, the number of accessible windows, construction dust, and water or electricity access.
For post-construction work, removing coarse waste and removing fine dust are different tasks. Paint or mortar residue requires separate assessment because surfaces may be sensitive. In apartment or site cleaning, stairs, landings, entrances, and shared areas matter; in villa cleaning, floors, rooms, stairs, windows, and how the property is being used affect the sequence. Pool maintenance is not part of villa cleaning. Window cleaning should be discussed in terms of accessible glass, frames, and surface condition; risky exterior façades or work at height should not be presumed.
Set clear limits around records and electronics at work
For office and workplace cleaning, desks, shared-use areas, and toilets can be specified separately. Files, contracts, personal records, open folders, computers, printers, and cable arrangements need an agreed intervention boundary. Before work starts, an authorised person can identify which surfaces may be wiped, which devices must not be moved, and which papers will remain on desks.
Document destruction, document organisation, and electronics repair are not cleaning tasks. Where a window, desk, screen, or device appears scratched, stained, or coated, note the condition rather than reaching a definite conclusion about its cause. If the manufacturer’s care instructions are unknown, a particular treatment should not be assumed suitable.
Practical preparation and handover checks
- List the areas to be cleaned, excluded rooms, and specific requests such as cupboard interiors.
- For an empty space, confirm water and electricity access; for a furnished one, identify furniture that will not be moved.
- Set access limits for valuables, records, and small electronic items in advance.
- Point out glass, delicate coatings, and visible paint or mortar residue at the start.
- At the end, review the agreed areas, visible residue, and points that could not be accessed.
Are cupboard interiors automatically included in an empty flat?
No. Listing cupboard interiors, drawers, balconies, and accessible windows separately makes the scope clearer. Water and electricity access also affects planning.
Will papers on office desks be handled during cleaning?
An authorised person should clarify which desk surfaces can be cleaned without moving records. The same boundary should be set for computers and other electronic equipment.