Clean, inside
and outside.
LPY Cleaning Services LLC runs a single route crew covering pest control, janitorial work, grounds and lawn care, carpet and upholstery cleaning, and exterior property services — from Littleton, North Carolina.
Five routes,
one crew.
Every property task the company takes sits under one of five recorded routes.
Pest control & fumigation
Bird proofing, exterminating, fumigation, mosquito eradication, termite inspection and control — buildings only.
Janitorial & custodial
Home and office cleaning, housekeeping, restrooms, kitchen and aircraft cleaning, disinfecting and deodorizing.
Grounds & lawn care
Lawn mowing, fertilizing and seeding; tree and shrub work; landscaping, sod, irrigation and snow plowing.
Carpet & upholstery
Carpet, rug, furniture and upholstery cleaning — on-premises service plus off-site plant cleaning.
Exterior & utility
Building exterior and pressure washing, duct, gutter and chimney cleaning, pool maintenance, lighting service.
~99 service lines
Every job booked, routed and closed on a work order — the property's whole checklist in one file.
What the crew
cleans up.
LPY Cleaning Services LLC keeps properties clean — inside and out, in writing. The company's promise is a work order, not a handshake: tasks on a list, a route, a crew, and a signed completion note when the last item checks out.
The Littleton crew runs five routes: pest control for buildings; janitorial and custodial work inside; grounds, lawn and tree care outside; deep-clean for carpet, rug and upholstery; and exterior and utility work — ducts, gutters, chimneys, pools and pressure-washed facades.
The model is a route roster: recurring schedules for contract clients, one-off jobs for everyone else. Every job enters the manifest, every route has a lead, and every visit ends with the checklist signed off — so "clean" means the work order says so.
"A job isn't done when it looks clean — it's done when the checklist says it is."
LPY · Crew ruleRules of
the roster.
Three commitments logged on every work order.
Priced work order
Every job starts with a written work order — scope, frequency and price logged before the crew rolls.
Checklist close
Every visit ends with a completed checklist — the job's done when the items are checked, not when the clock runs out.
Route lead
One lead owns the route — the client deals with the person who walks the property, not a call center.
Get on
the route.
The property, the tasks and the frequency — the crew responds with a written work order.
Book a route