Think about how many people pass through a building entrance between 08:00 and 18:00. That single figure often decides when cleaning should happen and in what order, more than the floor area does. For someone looking into cleaning in Yukarıışıklar, a neighbourhood of Manavgat, the first useful conversation is usually about who uses the space and how often. With CGS Temizlik, scope is agreed by discussing the address, access conditions and how the space is actually used.
Which service covers which situation
Home cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms and living areas with surface-appropriate methods. Office and workplace cleaning covers work areas, shared spaces and toilets, with electronics and documents outside the limits of intervention. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning covers cupboard interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Apartment and site cleaning addresses stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning focuses on floors, rooms, stairs and glass, and does not include pool maintenance. Upholstery washing and glass cleaning are separate scopes.
Matching foot traffic with the order of work
In shared areas, timing often matters more than method. A staircase left wet can be soiled again within ten minutes by five people walking over it. That is why, when planning apartment and site cleaning, it helps to discuss in advance when the entrance door, lift area and landings are least used. In buildings where traffic never stops, the stairwell may be worked half-flight or floor by floor, leaving one side passable and allowing each section to dry. This is not solved identically everywhere: the number of doors, single or double staircases and the basement-parking connection all change the sequence.
Setting the order in a multi-storey home
In a multi-storey house, the general aim is to avoid carrying dust and dirty water into an already cleaned area, so working from the top floor downwards usually makes sense. If the house is occupied and the ground floor is in constant use during the day, however, leaving the ground floor until last can be more consistent. The staircase carries traffic from both levels, so it is treated as a stage of its own. Agreeing on this in advance also tells residents which areas they can use while work continues.
Floors and large glass in a villa
As the number of storeys grows, handling interior cleaning and glass in the same block becomes harder. Wide living-room panes, sliding terrace doors and tall windows facing the stairwell each need different access conditions. Within villa cleaning, treating glass as a separate stage while setting the floor and room order keeps the job both safer and easier to follow. Glass cleaning covers reachable glass, frames and surface conditions; no commitment is made for risky façades or work at height. If glass shows scratching, dullness or what looks like a coating, guessing the cause on site is not appropriate, and no method should be treated as suitable without the manufacturer's care information. The same applies to fabrics: in upholstery washing, the method is not chosen before the label is read.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- Are water and electricity available; is the meter active in an empty flat
- Which hours have the least traffic in shared areas
- Which floors or rooms are outside the scope
- Which windows can be reached from inside
- Are upholstery labels readable
- Have fragile items and personal papers been put away
- Has each floor, plus the staircase separately, been reviewed at the end
To clarify scope, you can call 0537 445 01 91 with your address and access details. Office: Sütçüler Mahallesi, 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya.
Can shared areas be cleaned while the building is in use?
Yes; in that case the area is divided into sections and one route is kept open for passage. The arrangement depends on the building's staircase and entrance layout.
Are villa windows handled on the same day as interior cleaning?
The number and size of panes and access conditions decide this. High or façade-facing glass is assessed separately, and the scope is agreed after looking at the site.