Durable cleaning programs for plants and industrial facilities, safety aware crews and floor care built for heavy traffic.
A plant floor takes a different kind of abuse than an office, forklift tire marks, metal shavings, oil, and coolant residue, break rooms used across three shifts back to back. Dust Away schedules around your production windows and changeovers instead of forcing a fixed time slot, and crews are trained to move around active equipment, forklift lanes, and staged pallets without slowing output.
Floor care is built for concrete, sealed epoxy, and high traffic VCT rather than delicate finishes, and the administrative and break areas attached to the plant get the same accountability as the production floor itself.
Cleaning should never be the reason a production line slows down. If our schedule conflicts with yours, ours moves.
When a production change moves the schedule, one call reaches someone who can move the crew that night, not a queue.
Ride on and walk behind scrubbers, plus dust control for the fines machinery keeps producing, not an office cart pushed down an aisle.
Month to month terms, so if a line moves or a shift pattern changes, your cleaning scope changes with it instead of waiting out a contract.
Crews complete your site orientation and follow your PPE and restricted area requirements, cleaning that fits the plant instead of interrupting it.
Yes. We build the schedule around your production windows and shift changes, including overnight and weekend work, so cleaning never competes with output.
Yes. Our team completes your site orientation, wears the PPE your plant requires, and respects restricted and lockout areas. If your insurer needs documentation, we provide it.
Walk behind and ride on scrubbers sized to the square footage, plus dust control systems for the areas machinery keeps generating fines. For sealed concrete we also run periodic deep restoration, not just surface scrubbing.
Tell us your production windows and we'll build the schedule around them, with your safety requirements already accounted for.
