Clinical spaces cleaned to your infection control protocol.
Healthcare facilities require a level of cleanliness that goes beyond appearance. Infection control, regulatory compliance, and patient safety are non-negotiable.
Four service lines, one contract.
LPJ Services understands the protocols and standards that medical offices, clinics, and outpatient facilities demand, and every visit is on the record in your client portal.
What medical practices care about.
Infection control
The crew follows your facility's documented infection control protocol and uses the EPA-registered disinfectants your facility specifies, at the contact times on the label.
Cross-contamination between areas
Exam rooms, restrooms and public areas each get their own color-coded equipment, so a cloth that touched a restroom never touches an exam table.
Patients in the waiting room
Waiting rooms and check-in are what patients judge you by. They are reset every visit: seating, touchpoints, floors and the restroom beside them.
Inspections and surveys
Surveyors look at high-touch surfaces, floors and storage. Those are on the checklist, and every visit is on the record in your client portal with its photos.
Cleaning around patient hours
Clinical rooms are cleaned after the last patient, overnight where the facility runs late, so no patient sits in a room mid-clean.
How a medical program runs.
| Cadence | Nightly for exam rooms, restrooms and waiting areas; floors on their own schedule. |
|---|---|
| Time of day | After the last patient, overnight where your hours run late. |
| Crew | A dedicated team that knows your floor plan and your protocol, with trained backup. |
The checklist.
- Exam and procedure rooms disinfected to your protocol
- High-touch surfaces in every room
- Waiting room and check-in reset
- Restrooms cleaned, disinfected and restocked
- Floors cleaned with separate equipment per area
Equipment, supplies and the record.
Equipment
Separate color-coded equipment for clinical, restroom and public areas, and commercial-grade floor equipment.
Supplies
Every chemical, tool and supply is included, with the EPA-registered disinfectants your facility specifies. Restroom consumables can be included in the program.
Documentation
Every visit is on the record in your client portal, with its photos. Safety data sheets and product documentation for anything we use are available on request, and so are certificates of insurance.
The schedules we quote.
| Commercial cleaning | Daily, multiple times a week, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or a one-time deep clean |
|---|---|
| Janitorial | Day shift, evening shift or overnight |
| Floor care | Strip and wax, buff and burnish, tile and grout, after close |
| HVAC maintenance | Quarterly, semi-annual seasonal checks, or monthly filter service |
What we plan around, and how.
What a medical facility needs
- Strict infection control and sanitation requirements
- HIPAA-adjacent operational sensitivity
- Cleaning around active patient care areas
- Regulatory inspections that require documentation
How LPJ meets it
- Trained teams familiar with healthcare cleaning protocols
- Every visit on the record in your client portal, with its photos
- Flexible scheduling around patient hours
- Licensed, bonded, and fully insured
What medical facility owners ask.
How quickly can you start service on a new property?
For most properties, we can begin within 5-7 business days of signing an agreement. We use that time to conduct building-specific training and coordinate access credentials with your management office.
What is the difference between janitorial and commercial cleaning?
Janitorial service is daily, ongoing facility maintenance. Trash removal, restroom service, surface disinfection, general upkeep. Commercial cleaning is periodic or project-based work. Deep cleans, floor restoration, construction cleanup. Most properties need both, and we bundle them under a single agreement.
How often should VCT floors be stripped and waxed?
It depends on traffic volume. High-traffic areas like main lobbies and corridors typically need a full strip-and-wax 3-4 times per year. Lower-traffic areas may only need it 1-2 times. We recommend interim buff-and-recoat service between full strip cycles to maintain appearance.
How often should commercial HVAC systems be serviced?
Most commercial systems benefit from seasonal checks before heating and cooling seasons begin. High-performance systems in intensive environments (medical, data centre, laboratory) may need quarterly service. We recommend inspections at least twice annually to catch problems early.
Tell us about the property.
Most quotes are delivered within 24 hours.