One home can contain two very different jobs: grease behind the kitchen counter and limescale in the bathroom on one side, bookshelves and cabinet interiors that have not been touched by hand for months on the other. When you discuss a flat or workplace at an address in Haşimişcan (Muratpaşa), describing these two groups separately is what determines which products the team brings and which room they start with.
Treating living areas and wet rooms as separate work
In wet rooms the work concentrates on limescale, soap residue, drain surroundings and grout; time here can stretch because some surfaces need dwell time. In living areas dusting, wiping and moving objects dominate. If you put both under a single "general cleaning" heading, one of them usually ends up thin. A useful question during the call: should the bathroom and kitchen be done in depth, and should cabinets and shelves be opened in the living areas too? The scope of home cleaning follows that choice.
Surfaces deserve caution. Whether a mark on glass is a scratch, a coating trace or a permanent stain cannot be decided without an on-site look; that distinction requires expert assessment. On natural stone, wood, lacquer or specially coated surfaces, no method can be called suitable without the manufacturer's care instructions. If you have installation or use documents, showing them makes the decision easier.
A short map of the eight services
Home cleaning is for occupied homes; empty flat cleaning focuses on cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors before a move. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust. Apartment and site cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; in villa cleaning the order of floors, rooms, stairs and glass depends on how the house is used, and pool care is not included. Office cleaning defines limits around electronics and documents. Upholstery washing follows the fabric label, and glass cleaning is limited to reachable windows.
Foot traffic and work order in shared areas
In stairwells and entrances, timing often matters more than method. A wet floor during busy hours means both risk and immediate re-soiling. That is why in apartment and site cleaning decisions are agreed in advance: landings taken in sequence, one side left to dry while the other is worked on, and the entrance finished last. If there is delivery, moving or renovation traffic in the building, say so; the order can change. Offices follow the same logic, where meeting times and kitchen use decide which section comes first.
Fragile items and access to cabinets
Cabinet interiors can be included, but only if the cabinets can be emptied. Locked compartments, packed storage shelves and unboxed belongings cause waiting during the job. For glass display units, mirrors, ornaments, planters or instruments there are two options: you remove them beforehand, or that area is left out of scope. Setting aside valuable or sentimental pieces in advance is the most practical route. In empty flat cleaning the opposite applies: cabinet interiors are usually central, and the critical point is having water and electricity available.
Check points before and after the work
- List wet room and living area requests separately.
- State which cabinets will be opened and which are locked.
- Collect fragile items or point them out.
- Report water, electricity and lift status, plus parking and entrance conditions.
- Keep care instructions for special surfaces at hand.
- At the end, review wet floors, cabinet interiors and any moved items together.
To clarify scope, share your address and requests: CGS Temizlik, Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya, phone 0537 4450191. Coverage is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Can I ask for a deep bathroom but a light living room?
Yes, if you say so from the start. More time then goes to wet rooms, while living areas stay at dusting and surface wiping. Cabinet interiors are out of scope unless stated.
Can the stairs be used while shared areas are cleaned?
Walking on a wet floor is not safe. Sections are therefore taken in turn and a dried side is kept open where possible; if the busy hours of residents are known in advance, the plan is built around them.