A kitchen holds two jobs that often share one name: wiping the outside of the cabinets, and emptying them to clean the shelves inside. The first covers door fronts, handles and side panels. The second means clearing the shelves, removing crumbs and built-up grease, waiting for surfaces to dry, then putting everything back. When you describe a job at an address in Haskızılören (Serik), naming this difference early shapes both the preparation and the time the work takes.
What to say when you get in touch
Scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions. Three details make the conversation concrete: whether the space is empty or furnished; whether cabinet interiors are included; and whether separate-method items such as glass or upholstery are wanted. CGS Temizlik can be reached on 0537 445 0191; the head office address is Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya.
The eight services in brief
Home cleaning covers kitchen, bathroom and living areas; office cleaning covers workspaces, shared areas and toilets, with no handling of electronics or documents. Post-construction cleaning separates coarse debris from fine cleaning. Empty-flat cleaning focuses on cabinet interiors, bathroom, kitchen and floors before a move. Apartment and complex cleaning covers stairs, landings and entrances; villa cleaning covers floors, rooms and stairs, pool care excluded. Upholstery washing follows the fabric label; glass cleaning covers reachable windows.
Empty space versus furnished space
In an empty flat, surfaces are directly reachable, cabinets stand open, and floors can be worked in one uninterrupted pass, so the order of work is easy to set. That is why empty-flat cleaning is usually discussed with a more predictable scope — though whether water and electricity are connected becomes a decisive question, since the method changes if they are not.
In a furnished space, part of the effort comes before the cleaning itself: moving items, protecting them, then returning them. In some cases the area under heavy furniture stays outside the scope, or becomes reachable only if the resident prepares it beforehand. For home cleaning, the gap between "cabinet interiors included" and "visible surfaces only" rests on exactly this preparation.
Reviewing the space together at the end
Walking through the space together once the work is finished settles most later disagreements. Two things are checked: whether the agreed scope was carried out, and whether any pre-existing condition on a surface is noticed. If a mark appears on glass, whether it is a stain, a scratch or a difference in coating cannot be settled by improvised hand tests; that distinction calls for expert assessment, and the same cautious approach applies within glass cleaning. Likewise, no method is treated as suitable for a surface without knowing the manufacturer's care instructions.
Checkpoints before and after
- Before: are cabinet interiors included, and who empties them?
- Before: are water and electricity available?
- Before: have fragile or personal items been put away?
- Before: are fabric and surface care instructions at hand?
- After: are cabinets refilled only once dry?
- After: were bathroom and kitchen fittings and floors reviewed together?
- After: were excluded areas clearly stated?
Should cabinet interiors be requested separately?
Yes. Wiping outer surfaces and emptying shelves for an interior clean need different preparation and different amounts of time.
Who should join the final walkthrough?
Whoever uses or takes over the space. Having the person who agreed the scope present makes comparing the result with the request much easier.