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Sec. 01 — Janitorial services · Dallas–Fort Worth

Janitorial services for Dallas–Fort Worth buildings and facilities

Recurring janitorial crews on a nightly, weekly, or custom schedule — trash, restrooms, floors, common areas, and high-touch surfaces to a documented scope. Owner-accountable, so month three looks like month one.

  • 5.0Google
  • Same crew, every visit
  • Fully insured — $1M
  • OSHA 30-certified

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What kind of building?

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Building common area cleaned and reset after hours on a recurring janitorial scope
Common area — after-hours reset

Sec. 02 — Why janitorial contracts drift

Most janitorial contracts start strong and drift. This one doesn't.

The first month is always good. By month three the crew has turned over twice, the scope has quietly shrunk, and nobody can tell you who was in the building last night. Here's the difference, line by line.

Who shows up

Janitorial with TICS

Owner-accountable crew, consistent faces

A typical low-cost vendor

High turnover, whoever’s free that night

Consistency

Janitorial with TICS

Documented scope, same standard every visit

A typical low-cost vendor

Quality drifts after the first few weeks

Insurance

Janitorial with TICS

Fully insured, COI + additional-insured on request

A typical low-cost vendor

Often unclear or uninsured

If something’s off

Janitorial with TICS

A direct line to the owner

A typical low-cost vendor

A ticket in a call-center queue

Scope range

Janitorial with TICS

Add floors, deep cleans, or heavier work anytime

A typical low-cost vendor

Routine upkeep only

Sec. 03 — What's in the nightly scope

Your scope, agreed before the first night

Commercial janitorial services run to a written scope — this is the standard one, and yours gets adjusted at the walkthrough. Nothing on it is a surprise on the invoice.

Every visit — the nightly core

On your regular schedule, every time

  • Trash removed and liners replaced
  • Restrooms cleaned, sanitized, and restocked
  • Carpet vacuumed, hard floors mopped
  • Common areas and breakrooms reset
  • High-touch surfaces disinfected

Building-wide & periodic

Rotated on a set schedule, not when someone remembers

  • Lobbies, elevators, and stairwells
  • Traffic-lane floor upkeep
  • Vents, blinds, and baseboards on rotation
  • Interior and partition glass
  • Appliance and grout detail

Consumables — optional, in contract

We can manage and restock paper, soap, and liners, and flag anything running low — so your team never has to think about it.

Sec. 04 — When it gets heavier than routine

One contract, one company, when the building needs more

We started in industrial cleaning. So when your floors need a machine scrub instead of a mop, or the warehouse side needs degreasing, it's the same crew and the same contract — not a second vendor and a second walkthrough.

Sec. 05 — How your monthly price gets built

A flat monthly rate, not an hourly one

Here's how janitorial pricing works in Dallas–Fort Worth — and what actually moves your number. All four variables are below, and all four go in your quote.

Cleanable sq ftFrequencyBuilding complexityFlat monthly rate

Cleanable sq ft

Cleanable square footage

Not the lease number — the area a crew actually cleans, measured at the walkthrough.

Frequency

Nights per week

Nightly, several nights, or weekly. The single biggest lever on your monthly number.

Building complexity

Restrooms and traffic

Restroom count and daily foot traffic drive more labor than raw square footage does.

Building complexity

Shared areas and floors

Lobbies, elevators, stairwells, and the floor types in them each carry their own time.

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Sec. 06 — Who's in your building after hours

Insured, certified, and accountable

A janitorial contract hands a vendor keys to the whole building, every night, for a year. Here's what stands behind that.

$1M general liability

Coverage in force, not pending. Your certificate of insurance goes out before the first visit, and we can be named as an additional insured — which most property managers require.

OSHA 30-Certified

30-hour General Industry safety training, including lockout/tagout — not a weekend course.

Background-checked crew

The same faces, not a rotating roster. Every person who enters your building is screened before their first shift.

Keys, codes & alarms logged

Your access procedures followed and controlled, with entry and exit recorded every visit.

If a visit is missed

You call the owner, not a queue

If something doesn't meet the agreed scope, tell us and we re-clean the affected areas. That accountability is the whole point of working with an owner-operator.

Sec. 07 — Buildings we keep clean · Dallas–Fort Worth

Offices, shared spaces, and back-of-house

Photographs from real jobs across Dallas–Fort Worth. Every caption names the space and the scope run in it.

Open-plan office workstations vacuumed and reset on a nightly janitorial visit
Open office — nightly scope
Shared meeting room with freshly shampooed carpet and tables reset after a scheduled clean
Meeting room — carpet care
Building restroom cleaned, sanitized, and dispensers restocked
Restroom — every-visit scope
Breakroom floor stripped, waxed, and burnished to a gloss
Breakroom — floor care
Retail aisle floor cleaned and polished, reflecting the ceiling lights
Retail floor — traffic-lane upkeep
Storeroom lined with wire racking, hard floor cleaned and polished
Storeroom — back-of-house
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How it works · Who you're hiring

Four steps, then the same people every visit

01Walkthrough & scope

02Flat monthly price, in writing

03Schedule set around your hours

04Same crew, owner as contact

Charles Penn, owner of Texas Industrial Cleaning Services

Charles Penn — Owner

You work directly with the owner

The person who scopes your building is the person you call.

Charles runs the crew, holds the scope, and answers the phone. When something needs to change — an extra visit before an inspection, a floor added to the rotation — you talk to the person who priced it, not an account manager who inherited the file.

Your building gets an assigned crew trained on your scope — the same crew, not whoever is available that night. Consistency is what makes a written scope mean anything, and it is the whole reason month three looks like month one.

  • OSHA 30-certified
  • Fully insured
  • Documented scope on every contract

Sec. 08 — Service area

Janitorial services across Dallas–Fort Worth

Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Frisco, Garland, Denton, McKinney, Mesquite, Grand Prairie, Carrollton, Richardson, and Lewisville — across Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties.

Sec. 09 — Questions facility & property managers ask

Before you book a walkthrough

What are janitorial services?

Janitorial services are the recurring, contracted cleaning that keeps a building running — trash removal, restrooms, floors, common areas, and high-touch surfaces, done on an ongoing schedule. It’s the day-in, day-out upkeep, as opposed to a one-time deep clean.

What’s the difference between janitorial and office cleaning?

They overlap heavily. "Office cleaning" usually refers to cleaning an office space; "janitorial" refers to the ongoing, building-wide contract that keeps a facility maintained — often including shared areas and building-wide upkeep beyond a single office. See our office cleaning service, and we can arrange either through one quote.

Do you offer ongoing janitorial contracts?

Yes — recurring contracts are the core of this service. We set an agreed scope and a schedule that fits your operation, whether that’s nightly, several times a week, or a custom rotation, and keep the same crew on your account.

Do you require a long-term contract?

Recurring janitorial service runs on a simple service agreement — typically 6 to 12 months — which locks in your rate and guarantees consistent, scheduled cleaning. It’s a straightforward agreement you review upfront with the owner, not a franchise-style trap of multi-year auto-renewals and fine print. If your building’s needs change, we adjust the scope with you.

How is janitorial pricing calculated?

Most janitorial contracts are priced as a flat monthly rate, not an hourly one, so your bill is predictable. We base it on the square footage, the scope you need, and how often we clean. Tell us about your facility and we send a clear, custom quote, usually within a business day.

How soon can you start?

After a quick walkthrough and an agreed scope, we can usually start within a week — sooner for smaller buildings. We set the schedule and the scope up front so the first night runs like the hundredth.

Do you bring your own supplies and equipment?

Yes. We bring commercial-grade equipment and cleaning products. We can also manage and restock your restroom and breakroom consumables — paper, soap, and liners — as part of the contract if you’d like us to.

Do you restock restroom and breakroom supplies?

Yes. As part of a recurring contract we keep consumables topped up — paper, soap, and liners — and flag anything running low, so your team never has to think about it.

How do you handle building access, keys, and security?

You work with a consistent, owner-accountable crew, not a rotating roster of strangers. We follow your access, key, and alarm procedures, and because the owner runs the crew, there’s a single point of accountability for who is in your building after hours.

Do you use green or low-odor cleaning products?

Yes. We can use EPA-registered and low-odor products on request, which matters for offices, medical suites, and buildings with sensitive occupants. Tell us your preference and we build it into the scope.

Can you clean medical and dental offices?

Yes. We clean medical and dental offices — waiting rooms, front offices, restrooms, and common areas — scheduled around patient hours, with high-touch surface disinfection using EPA-registered products. We match the scope to your office’s protocols.

What if a visit is missed or something isn’t right?

You have a direct line to the owner, not a call-center queue. If a visit is missed or something doesn’t meet the agreed scope, tell us and we make it right — we’ll re-clean the affected areas. That accountability is the whole point of working with an owner-operator.

Can you handle heavier work than routine janitorial?

Yes, and that’s our edge. We started in industrial cleaning, so when a facility needs a hard-floor scrub, degreasing, or heavy-duty cleaning beyond routine upkeep, the same company handles it — see our commercial floor cleaning services.

Are you insured?

Yes, we’re fully insured. We provide a Certificate of Insurance on request and can add your company as an additional insured, so your property is covered while our crew is on site. The owner-operator is also OSHA 30-Hour General Industry certified.

What areas do you serve?

We serve Dallas-Fort Worth across Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties — including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Frisco, Garland, McKinney, Denton, and Grand Prairie.

Still have questions? You'll reach the owner, not a call center — call or text (469) 928-6611.

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  • OSHA 30-certified
  • Fully insured — $1M
  • Background-checked crew

Get your free walkthrough

Step 1 of 5 · ~60 seconds

What kind of building?

Free, no-obligation. Prefer to talk? Call (469) 928-6611