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Three ways to organize the work

A program is a framework, not a shortcut around the walk through.

LT Janitorial currently presents Silver, Gold, and Platinum options. The facility conversation determines which structure fits and what the final scope includes.

01

Preventive maintenance

Silver

A planned floor care program without recurring daily cleaning.

Designed for

Facilities that manage routine janitorial work separately but need a defined annual floor maintenance cycle.

  • Annual floor care planning
  • Surface and condition review
  • Project scheduling around facility access
Discuss Silver
02

Daily excellence

Gold

Recurring deep cleaning with floor projects kept flexible and separate.

Designed for

Facilities that need consistent recurring janitorial attention and want to authorize restorative floor work as needed.

  • Recurring cleaning scope
  • Priority room and touchpoint planning
  • Separate floor maintenance options
Discuss Gold
03

Total care

Platinum

Recurring deep cleaning and a complete floor maintenance plan in one coordinated program.

Designed for

Facilities that want cleaning and floor care considered together during the planning conversation.

  • Recurring facility cleaning
  • Planned floor maintenance
  • One coordinated facility scope
Discuss Platinum

Before choosing a tier

Confirm the rooms, frequency, floors, and service window.

The program names help organize the conversation, but they do not replace a written facility scope. Pricing structure, service frequency, floor cycles, and included tasks should be confirmed after the building has been reviewed.

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Build a cleaner facility plan

Build the program from the building outward.

Start with a conversation about your facility, service window, traffic, floors, and priorities. LT Janitorial will use those details to prepare the next step.