Cleaned on schedule. Proved on paper.
Janitorial, deep cleaning, power washing and light repairs — with a written record of every visit, so nobody has to take our word for it.
The difference
Every visit leaves a record
Most small contractors finish a job and send an invoice. The gap between those two things is where the argument starts — what was done, when, and whether it matched the quote.
Trojan K logs the job from the field the moment it is finished: the building, the scope, the date, and photos of the work. The invoice is built from that record, not typed from memory. When a facility manager asks what happened on the 16th, the answer is on one screen.
Logged from the field
The crew submits the job on a phone before leaving the site. Nothing waits for a desk.
Photographed
Before and after on the work that was quoted. Date-stamped and kept with the record.
Invoiced from the record
The invoice carries the same scope, date and rate as the job it came from — so the two can never disagree.
Who we work for
Buildings that cannot be closed
An industrial floor, a fire station and a golf clubhouse are three different jobs. What they share is that none of them can wait until next week.
Services
What is in each scope
Four service lines. Routine work runs on a fixed rotation; everything else is quoted against a scope after we have looked at the building.
Routine touch-up cleaning
- Restrooms cleaned, sanitised and restocked
- Break rooms and kitchens wiped down
- Offices dusted, trash pulled, liners replaced
- Floors swept, dust-mopped and spot-mopped
- Entrance glass and interior doors
- High-touch points sanitised
Deep cleaning
- Everything in the routine visit
- Floors machine-scrubbed and finished
- High dusting — ledges, beams, light fixtures
- Vents, diffusers and returns
- Baseboards, corners and behind fixed equipment
- Restroom fixtures descaled
Power washing
- Building elevations, quoted per side
- Entrances, canopies and covered walkways
- Sidewalks, aprons and loading areas
- Dumpster pads and equipment pads
- Equipment, material and labour included
Light repairs
- Small plumbing — stalls, toilets, fixtures
- Hardware, doors and closers
- Fixture and lamp replacement
- Punch-list items handled on a scheduled visit
Coverage
Where we work
No obligation
Ask for a quote
Tell us the building and what it needs. We reply within one business day, and we come and look before quoting anything beyond a routine visit.
The request goes straight to Korrey’s phone and to the job queue. You get an acknowledgement by email with a reference number.
(662) 606-0809 — Korrey, owner.
Or text the address and what you need to the same number.
What happens next
- Acknowledged the same business day, with a reference number
- A site visit arranged for anything beyond a routine clean
- One written quote, fixed against a stated scope
- Nothing scheduled and nothing charged until you accept it
Who we work for
The buildings we look after
Industrial, public and hospitality facilities across Tunica County. Named, because a contractor who will not tell you where he works is asking you to guess.
Under contract now
Extralloys LLC
Robinsonville Industrial Facility
5400 Kirby Road, Tunica Resorts, MS 38664
- Bi-weekly janitorial on a fixed rotation
- Deep clean and touch-up visits alternating
- Facility plumbing and repair work on the same schedule
- Work performed outside operating hours
Tunica County Government
Public facilities across the county
1058 South Court Street, Tunica, MS 38676
- Exterior power washing on county buildings
- Each facility quoted as its own scope and letter
- Invoiced against the quote reference and the purchase order
Facilities we have worked on
| Facility | Location | Work | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robinsonville Industrial Facility Extralloys LLC |
5400 Kirby Rd, Tunica Resorts | Janitorial rotation, deep cleaning, plumbing repairs | Ongoing |
| North Tunica County Fire Department Tunica County Government |
5912 Casino Strip Blvd, Robinsonville | Exterior power washing — all sides and sidewalk | Completed |
| Tunica National Golf & Tennis Tunica County Government |
1 Champion’s Lane, Tunica Resorts | Power washing — front entrance, wings and canopy | Completed |
Ask and we will put you in touch with the facility manager at any of these buildings. We will also send the service record for the work — dates, scope and photographs — rather than a paragraph about how careful we are.
Sectors
Industrial
Manufacturing and warehouse facilities on a fixed rotation. Floors, restrooms, break rooms and the repair items that pile up between visits.
Public & government
County buildings, fire stations and public facilities. Quoted per scope in writing, invoiced against the quote reference.
Hospitality & golf
Clubhouses and resort properties. Entrances, canopies, walkways and elevations — the surfaces a guest sees first.
For public buyers
Capability statement
Everything a county purchasing officer needs on one page, so a quote request does not turn into a week of emails.
Core services
- Commercial janitorial on a fixed rotation
- Scheduled deep cleaning
- Exterior power washing — elevations, walkways, pads
- Light plumbing and facility repairs
Facility types
- Industrial and manufacturing
- Public buildings and fire stations
- Golf, clubhouse and hospitality
- Office and multi-tenant commercial
How we quote public work
Written, fixed, and on the record
A letter, not a number
Every public quote is a signed letter naming the facility, the address, the exact scope and one total price with equipment, material and labour included.
Scope changes get a new quote
If a building turns out to need more sides washed than the walk-through showed, that is a new quote — not a surprise on the invoice.
Invoiced against the quote
The invoice carries the quote reference, the completion date and the same scope wording, so it reconciles against the purchase order without a phone call.
Under Miss. Code § 31-7-13, purchases not exceeding $5,000 need no advertising and no competitive bids; between $5,000 and $50,000 an agency needs two competitive written bids. Most of our public quotes sit in the first band, which is why a written quote and a board order is all the paperwork a job needs.
For clients under contract
Client portal
Your schedule, every completed visit with its photo record, and your invoice status. Access is a code and a PIN issued by hand — no sign-up, no password to lose.
Robinsonville Industrial Facility — 5400 Kirby Road
Bi-weekly rotation · alternating deep clean and touch-up
| Date | Job | Scope | Amount | Invoice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Aug | C049 | Plumbing — stall & toilet repair | $415.00 | Sent 17 Aug |
| 16 Aug | C048 | Bi-weekly deep cleaning | $1,100.00 | Sent 17 Aug |
| 09 Aug | C047 | Bi-weekly touch-up cleaning | $500.00 | Paid |
| 26 Jul | C044 | Bi-weekly touch-up cleaning | $500.00 | Paid |
| 05 Jul | C041 | Bi-weekly deep cleaning | $1,100.00 | Paid |
| 30 Aug | — | Bi-weekly touch-up cleaning | $500.00 | Scheduled |
Open any job
The service record
Try a job number: C049, C048 or C047.
Crew only
Field log
Submitted from a phone before leaving the site. This is the one place a job gets recorded — the client’s service record, the schedule and the invoice all read from it.
Attach at least one of each on any quoted job. They are date-stamped, stored with the record and shown in the client’s portal — never anywhere public.
Why this exists
A job typed into an invoice a week later is a job somebody has to remember. A job submitted from the site is a fact. The invoice builder reads this queue directly, so nothing is retyped and the numbering never drifts.
Where it goes
- The client’s service record, immediately
- The rotation schedule — the visit is marked complete
- The invoice builder, ready to raise
- A phone alert to the owner