Mixed-Use Hangar Programs
Match cleaning frequency to how each bay or support area is actually used.

Aquarius Lux supports the TMB market with flexible hangar cleaning for charter, flight-school, private, maintenance and mixed-use aviation facilities that need clean floors and support spaces without losing operational flexibility.
Mixed-use aviation facilities need a cleaning plan that can adapt. One hangar may have customer-facing aircraft presentation, another may see training traffic, and another may blend maintenance and storage. At TMB, we scope the service around the actual use of the building instead of assuming every hangar needs the same frequency or finish.
Match cleaning frequency to how each bay or support area is actually used.
Control dirt, scuffs and traffic buildup in facilities that see repeated daily movement.
Deep-clean the floor and selected support spaces before a new operating cycle or presentation need.
The service can combine frequent floor attention in active zones with less-frequent perimeter and support-room work. We can also schedule one-time deep cleans when a facility needs to reset before changing tenants, entering a busier period or improving its customer presentation.
Core capabilities: FOD-conscious floor cleaning, machine scrubbing, controlled oil/grease spot cleaning, tire and scuff removal, accessible hangar door and track cleaning, interior glass, dust and trash removal, plus janitorial care for selected offices, crew areas, breakrooms and restrooms.

For TMB, the walkthrough identifies how each part of the facility is used, where the highest traffic occurs, which areas are customer-facing and what can be cleaned without interfering with the operation. The quote is then divided by priority.
One-time deep clean · weekly / biweekly / monthly care · after-hours reset · floor-only service · support-space janitorial · facility + aircraft presentation.
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Yes. The scope can be divided by bay, traffic level or support-space need so different parts of the facility receive the right frequency.
Yes. High-use training or operator facilities can be quoted for recurring floor and support-area cleaning.
Yes. A facility reset is often the best starting point before choosing a recurring schedule.
Request a walkthrough for your Miami / TMB hangar and we will build the scope around the floor, facility, aircraft activity and operating schedule.