Township Building Services, a leader in janitorial and building maintenance services, has recently been selected as the official service partner for the KOIN Tower and Sixth+Main, two of Portland's most notable commercial properties. This selection underscores Township's growing influence in the Pacific Northwest and its dedication to maintaining high service standards in urban Class A buildings.
The KOIN Tower, one of Portland's tallest skyscrapers, and Sixth+Main, a modern office complex, are both managed by Jones Lang LaSalle, a real estate investment trust known for its commitment to operational excellence. Township's selection came after a competitive evaluation process, highlighting its reputation for delivering consistent, high-quality janitorial services and building maintenance.
Travis Gill, Township's President, expressed pride in the company's selection, emphasizing the team's excitement to bring their signature service model to these prestigious locations. This partnership not only reflects Township's exceptional work but also its ongoing expansion across the West Coast, following successful collaborations with other landmark properties in major cities.
This contract is significant for the commercial real estate industry in Portland, as it sets a benchmark for janitorial and building maintenance services. It also highlights the importance of tailored service programs and strong client relationships in achieving operational excellence. For tenants and visitors of KOIN Tower and Sixth+Main, this means access to top-tier maintenance services, ensuring a clean, safe, and welcoming environment.
The implications of this announcement extend beyond the immediate benefits to the buildings involved. It signals Township's continued growth and its ability to meet the high standards expected by leading real estate investment trusts. Furthermore, it reinforces the value of professional janitorial services in maintaining the aesthetic and functional integrity of commercial properties, contributing to the overall appeal and success of urban centers.
