Wiping a kitchen counter, a bathroom fitting and a wooden door with the same cloth rarely saves time; more often it moves residue from one surface to the next. When you plan a clean for an address in Hacıosmanlar, part of Serik, the most useful preparation is to describe the home not by square metres but by the surfaces it contains. That is also how scope becomes clear in a conversation with CGS Temizlik, where availability is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
What the work covers
In brief: home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office cleaning covers workspaces and shared areas. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine dust removal. Empty flat cleaning deals with cupboard interiors and floors. Apartment and complex cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning concerns the order of work across floors. Upholstery washing depends on the fabric label, glass cleaning on reachable surfaces. Details sit on the individual service pages.
A surface list is the basis of tool separation
Choosing tools comes from your materials, not from a rulebook. Before you call, note down: are the floors laminate, ceramic or natural stone; is the counter composite or marble; is there a shower screen; are cupboard doors matt lacquer or wood veneer; are there glossy appliance fronts. In practice these answers decide cloth type, pad hardness and whether a product should be acidic or neutral. A product that dissolves limescale on one surface may not suit the coating on another, and if the manufacturer's care instructions are unknown, that method should not be assumed suitable. If you have a care card for a counter or cupboard, show it to the team.
The same logic applies to textiles. No method is chosen for a sofa without colour, weave and label information; under upholstery washing the label is examined first and stain removal cannot be promised in advance. Whether a mark is a scratch, a set stain or worn coating cannot be settled by a quick look at home; that distinction needs expert assessment on site.
Water, power and entry: the quiet conditions
Running water and electricity on the day are working conditions, not preferences. Between tenancies, when empty flat cleaning is requested, utilities may already be disconnected, and rinsing floors or using machines then becomes impossible. Entry needs the same clarity: who holds the key, whether the building intercom works, whether the lift is usable, and which tap can be used for water. Without these, scope cannot be discussed properly.
Putting window scope into words
"Do the windows too" is not a scope. When discussing glass cleaning, state separately: inside face only or both faces; frames and seals included or not; lower rails and channels included or not; whether insect screens exist and can be removed. If both faces are wanted, safe access to the outer face from inside is decisive; where a sash does not open fully or the pane is fixed, the outer face may fall outside scope. Risky facade or work at height is not undertaken.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: surface list and any care instructions ready.
- Before: water, power and key/entry situation confirmed.
- Before: fragile items, documents and electronics put away; these are not part of the service.
- Before: decision made on inside/outside glass, frames and rails.
- After: rail bottoms and frame corners checked in daylight.
- After: a walking route agreed while wet floors dry.
Can the outer face of glass always be done?
No. How the sash opens and whether there is safe access from inside decide it; if not suitable, inside face, frame and rail scope is agreed separately.
Can one product cover the whole home?
Coated, stone and glossy surfaces behave differently. Treating one product as suitable everywhere, without knowing the material and its care instructions, is risky.
To clarify scope for your address in Hacıosmanlar, you can reach CGS Temizlik on 0537 445 0191; head office: Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No109/D Kepez/Antalya.