When you open a glazed display cabinet and find thin porcelain cups, spare glasses and ornaments that have not moved in years, half of the decisions about cleaning day are already made: will the inside of that cabinet be included, who empties it, and where do the pieces go meanwhile? For an address in the Tuzcular neighbourhood of Muratpaşa, answering these questions in advance shortens the working day and removes friction. The sections below are written so that you can describe the scope yourself, for a home or a workplace.
Planning fragile items and cabinet interiors
Cleaning inside cabinets is really two different jobs. The first is wiping an empty shelf: if the shelf is already clear, or you emptied it beforehand, the work becomes plain surface cleaning. The second is emptying a full cabinet and putting everything back; that is separate labour and is not assumed to be included unless agreed beforehand.
For fragile pieces, use a simple split. Items with high sentimental or financial value — handmade ceramics, antiques, glass figures, a plate collection — are best moved by you into a separate room. Everyday items can stay in place and be handled shelf by shelf with the team. If the arrangement matters to you, photograph the shelf first; that settles any question when things go back.
The surface itself is another matter. If you see a stuck mark inside a cabinet, cloudiness on glass or a dull patch on a glossy panel, do not try to identify it with home tests. Telling a scratch from a stain or from the behaviour of a coating requires on-site assessment and, where possible, the manufacturer's care information. If you do not know the care instructions for a piece, leave it outside the scope and discuss it separately. The same logic applies to fabric: before upholstery cleaning, the label is read and the method chosen accordingly.
Shared areas: matching the work order to foot traffic
In stairwells, landings and entrances the real constraint is not dirt but movement. A wet floor is unusable until it dries. So the order of work follows the quietest hours: starting on the upper floors and working down, leaving the entrance and lift area for last, or cleaning stairs half-width so one side stays walkable. In a workplace, the window during which shared toilets or the kitchen will be closed should be announced in advance. Once floor layout and usage hours are discussed, building and complex cleaning runs with far fewer interruptions.
Regular upkeep or a one-off detailed clean?
Regular cleaning keeps visible surfaces and wet rooms at a steady standard; cabinet interiors, closed shelves and rarely used rooms are usually outside it. A one-off detailed clean targets accumulated work: inside cabinets, glass and frames, reachable sides of appliances, skirting boards. A workable rule is one or two detailed rounds a year, with regular visits maintaining the result in between. For a move, after renovation, or for a flat left closed for a long time, a single wide-scope job fits better; empty flat cleaning is then planned together with water and power access.
A short map of the services
Home cleaning covers living spaces; office cleaning covers work and shared areas, with electronics and documents outside the limit of intervention. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust. Empty flat cleaning suits pre-move situations, building and complex cleaning covers common areas, and villa cleaning follows floors and stairs; pool maintenance is not included. Upholstery cleaning follows the label, and window cleaning is limited to reachable glass and frames.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- Which cabinets will be opened, and who empties them?
- Have fragile and valuable pieces been moved aside?
- Are surfaces with unknown care instructions listed?
- Which hours can a shared area be closed to traffic?
- Are water, power and a waste exit point ready?
- At the end: are shelves back in order and the floor dry?
To discuss scope, share your address, floor and access details with CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 01 91. Our central address is Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No 109/D, Kepez/Antalya.
Should I empty the cabinets myself?
It is not required, but moving fragile and valuable pieces yourself is the practical route. If you want emptying and refilling included, say so while the scope is being agreed.
Will cloudy glass clear up with cleaning?
Not always. Surface soiling and an appearance caused by scratches or coating are different things, and telling them apart needs on-site assessment. Window cleaning is kept to reachable surfaces.