When you arrange cleaning for a flat in Güvenlik Mahallesi, Muratpaşa, Antalya, two situations unfold very differently: an appointment where the owner opens the door personally, and one where the key sits with an agent, a neighbour or the building caretaker. In the second case, who opens the door and who receives the key afterwards matters as much as the scope itself. Mentioning this together with the address when you contact CGS Temizlik makes it easier to define the work correctly.
Who takes responsibility for access
Access becomes clear through three questions: who unlocks the door, who is present while the team is inside, and who takes the key at the end. If a third person holds the key, share that person's name and available hours in advance; waiting at the door costs everyone time. For an empty flat, also confirm whether water and electricity are on, since empty flat cleaning usually needs running water for cupboard interiors, bathroom and floors. Details such as the boiler, alarm or smart lock remain your responsibility; technical intervention is not part of cleaning work.
Passing through the entrance and stairs
Equipment and materials are carried in through the building entrance. During this, shared areas may become wet or temporarily narrower. Some buildings require the management to be informed before using the lift; if such a rule exists, it is simplest to say so before the appointment. Keeping one side of a wet floor free for walking, and not leaving a bucket in the middle of a landing, keeps neighbours' passage safe. Building and complex cleaning is a separate scope: cleaning one flat does not mean the shared areas are cleaned, so the two jobs should be discussed separately.
Marks that appear after glass is cleaned
Once glass is cleaned, the surface reads brighter and marks that went unnoticed before may become visible. Three different things get confused here: residue, an older scratch, and a surface coating. Residue is usually a film whose appearance shifts as the light angle changes. Telling a scratch from a coating is not something to judge by eye or fingertip; on coated glass the wrong method can leave a permanent mark, so no method can be considered suitable without the manufacturer's care instructions. The soundest approach is to look at existing marks together in daylight before work and to discuss leaving a questionable surface outside the scope. See the glass cleaning page for details; unreachable façades and work at height are not included.
Short distinctions between services
Home cleaning covers living areas, kitchen and bathroom; office cleaning covers workspaces and shared areas, with no intervention on electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty flat cleaning suits pre-move situations, while building and complex cleaning addresses shared areas. Villa cleaning is sequenced by floor and use, pool maintenance excluded. Upholstery washing follows the fabric label, with no stain removal guarantee. Glass cleaning is limited to reachable surfaces.
Checklist before and after the work
- Who opens the door, and who receives the key at the end.
- Are water and electricity on; is there enough light in an empty flat.
- Any items, surfaces or rooms to be left out of scope.
- Does lift or shared-area use need permission from the management.
- Were existing marks on glass and floors reviewed together beforehand.
- Were the same surfaces checked again in daylight afterwards.
Can I leave the key with a neighbour?
You can, but share that person's name and available hours in advance; both sides should know the handover point.
I see a mark after the glass was cleaned — is it damage?
Residue, old scratches and coating marks can look alike. A reliable distinction needs an on-site expert assessment; you can describe the situation by calling 0537 4450191.