Two flats of the same size rarely need the same amount of work. An emptied flat allows uninterrupted access to floors, bathrooms and cabinet interiors, while a furnished home of identical size may take far longer because boxes must be moved, surfaces covered and high shelves reached safely. When requesting cleaning at an address in Boğazkent, Serik, describing what will be done rather than only how many square metres there are gives both the scope and the preparation a realistic basis.
What square metres do not tell you
Floor area is only a starting point. Workload usually depends on the number and accessibility of surfaces, the type of soiling (daily dust, long-standing kitchen grease, construction dust), how densely furnished the rooms are, whether water and electricity are available, and where waste can be taken out. So alongside the number of rooms, it helps to say whether cabinet interiors are included, whether the outer side of the windows can be reached, and whether furniture will stay in place. These points are not true of every home; you are the one who knows which apply to yours.
Protection decisions in a furnished home
In a furnished home, deciding what will be protected matters as much as deciding what will be cleaned. It is best if you decide in advance where fragile objects, framed items, electronic devices and documents will be gathered; a cleaning team does not sort paperwork, destroy documents or repair devices. On wood, natural stone, lacquered or coated surfaces, no product or method can be considered suitable without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions. If you have a manual or know the surface type, share it beforehand; otherwise that surface may be left out of scope or handled more cautiously. Upholstery follows the same logic: before upholstery cleaning, the fabric label is examined, no promise is made that a stain will come out, and ventilation for drying is planned. The cause of a mark, scratch or dullness needs on-site expert assessment; it is not diagnosed with fingernail or finger tests.
Cabinet interiors versus outer surfaces
In kitchens, the two scopes most often confused are cabinet exteriors and interiors. Exterior work covers doors, handles, the area in front of the counter and visible surfaces. Interior work means emptying, wiping shelves, drying where needed and putting things back, which changes both time and preparation. If you want interiors cleaned in a furnished home, decide in advance where the contents will go. In emptied homes around a move, this separation is easier to set: empty flat cleaning is usually discussed through cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors. Window cleaning is assessed separately: reachable glass and frames are discussed, with no commitment to risky façade or height work.
The eight services in brief
Home cleaning covers regular living areas; villa cleaning follows a floor and staircase order. Office and workplace cleaning sets limits around electronics and documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust work. Empty flat cleaning suits moving periods, and apartment or housing-complex cleaning covers shared areas. Upholstery and window cleaning are planned according to surface condition.
Checkpoints before and after the work
- Are water and electricity usable, and is entry arranged with a key or caretaker?
- Are cabinet interiors, the fridge, balcony and storage included?
- Have fragile items, documents and devices been gathered?
- Are surfaces needing special care marked?
- Where will waste be taken, and may the lift or stairs be used?
- Was the agreed scope reviewed together at the end?
Contact
CGS Temizlik – Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya. Phone: 0537 4450191. For your Boğazkent address, scope is agreed by discussing the address and access conditions.
What should I prepare if I want cabinet interiors cleaned?
Decide whether cabinets will be emptied and where the contents will be placed temporarily; point out fragile sections and those holding food separately.
How should I describe a scratch or a stain on a surface?
Do not try to diagnose it yourself. Describe the surface type, any care instructions you have and what you see; assessment is made on site, and an uncertain surface may be left out of scope.