Warehouse floors take the most abuse and get the least care. A real program protects equipment, inventory, and worker safety.
In a busy distribution center, dirty floors don't just look bad — they shorten forklift tire life, damage pallets, create slip hazards, and trigger OSHA citations. A real industrial floor program is one of the highest-ROI investments a warehouse can make.
What an industrial floor program covers
- Ride-on auto-scrubbing on a daily or weekly cycle (depending on traffic)
- Spot scrubbing in pick lanes and dock areas
- Quarterly degreasing in maintenance and battery rooms
- Annual deep scrub and recoat on sealed or epoxy floors
- Striping inspection and repaint
Equipment matters
A 20-inch walk-behind scrubber is the wrong tool for a 100,000 sq ft facility. We deploy 28" to 34" ride-on machines with cylindrical brushes for textured concrete, and detail-scrub the rest by hand.
Safety and compliance
OSHA 1910.22 requires floors to be "clean, orderly, and in sanitary condition." A documented floor care program is part of your defense if an injury claim is ever filed.
What clients see in 90 days
Reduced tire wear on lift equipment, cleaner pallets (which means fewer rejected loads at retail), and noticeably improved air quality from reduced concrete dust kicked up by traffic.