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Commercial floor care

Robots take the floors. Your crew does the rest.

Floor-care robots that scrub, sweep, and vacuum large floors overnight or alongside your crew - covering the ground people would rather not.

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US states served
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What it is

A cleaning robot scrubs, sweeps, or vacuums large commercial floors on its own - overnight or alongside your crew - so your team covers more ground without the repetitive labor. Service Robot Co. leases the robot, deploys it, and services it with RoboCare™, across all 50 US states.

A cleaning robot is an autonomous floor-care machine. It scrubs, sweeps, or vacuums a mapped area on a schedule, covering the large open floors that wear a cleaning crew down. Warehouses, retail floors, airports, and facilities use it to keep big spaces clean overnight or during a shift, so people focus on the detail work a robot can’t do.

Service Robot Co. owns the whole lifecycle. We pick the floor-care robot that fits your space, deploy it and map the cleaning plan, train your team, and keep it serviced under RoboCare™. You get a working machine, not a maintenance project.

Field notes

Floor care is the work nobody fights to keep. The money and the staffing are moving the same direction everywhere you look.

$21B

The commercial cleaning-robot market is on track to more than triple by 2030, growing near 24% a year as operators hand the open floor to machines.

Grand View Research, 2024

45–55%

Labor is roughly half of what a commercial cleaning contract costs, and the open floor is its most repetitive, hardest-to-staff slice.

Level CFO benchmark, 2026

50%+

Two in five cleaning contractors run annual staff turnover above 50%. A robot that owns the floor is one shift you are not constantly rehiring.

Cleaning industry survey, 2026

What it does

Everything the unit does, in plain terms.

No spec-sheet fog. This is the job the robot takes off your team.

A large floor-scrubbing robot working a high-bay distribution warehouse aisleDistribution warehouse

Covers the big floors

Scrubs, sweeps, and vacuums large open areas on a mapped plan - the repetitive ground that burns out a cleaning crew.

A floor-scrubbing robot cleaning a hospital atrium overnightHospital atrium, overnight

Runs overnight or on-shift

Cleans on a schedule after hours or alongside your team during the day, whichever fits your operation.

Floor-scrubbing robot in a ballroom, generated illustrationBallroom floor care

Frees people for detail work

The robot handles the open floor so your staff focus on restrooms, edges, and the spots a machine can’t reach.

Floor-sweeping robot beside gym bleachers, generated illustrationGym floor care

Sized to the space

Compact units handle lobbies, gyms, and corridors while larger scrubbers take warehouses and terminals. We match the machine to the floor during the site assessment.

From our blog

Reading for the decision you’re making.

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Costs & ROIReading a $22,000 Floor Robot List Price Before a QuoteA Pudu CC1 list price near $21,995 leaves out site work, charging, training and service. Here is how to weigh it against one fixed lease payment.Read the articleUse casesDog Daycare Floor Robots: Cleaning Between Drop-OffsSchedule a floor cleaning robot around dog daycare pickup peaks, map play areas, kennel corridors and drains, and verify pet-safe disinfectants.Read the articleUse casesShoe Store Floors After Close: Robots Between Fitting StoolsHow mapped no-go zones let a floor robot clean a shoe store around fitting stools, mirrors and display benches after close, and when an overnight run fits.Read the articleUse casesBike Shop Floor Robots Between Repair StationsBike shop floors turn greasy and dusty by midday. Here is what a compact floor robot can handle between repair stands, and where a person still has to step in.Read the articleCosts & ROINight Shift Wages vs. a Fixed Robot Payment: A Worked ExampleCompare a night cleaning crew's wages, shift differentials and turnover with one fixed three year robot payment, step by step, and see what the math leaves out.Read the articleWorkers move along a wet, busy food processing floor where drainage and traction matter for safety.Use casesFloor Scrubbers for Seafood Processing Plants: What to Plan ForSeafood plants need scrubbers built for wet floors, drains, sanitizer chemistry, and cold rooms. What to verify before you buy or lease and go live.Read the articleA well-lit grocery aisle with stocked shelves, the kind of path an in-store cart would travel during restock.Industry newsWhat NYC's First In-Aisle Grocery Robot Means for Your StoreMUSE's Armo pilot at Foodcellar Market shows how in-aisle merchandise robots change grocery labor. What to check before you buy or lease one.Read the articleA vast logistics warehouse floor where autonomous scrubbing must cover long aisles without pulling dock labor.Use casesDSV Canada Neo: Scrubbing 1.2M SF Without Stealing Dock LaborDSV Solutions runs Avidbots Neo at a 1.2 million square foot Milton, Ontario warehouse. What US 3PL operators should copy on labor, safety, and scale.Read the articleA resort-style hotel lobby where public-area floor care must stay spotless through constant guest traffic.Industry newsHow Osaka's Bali Tower Hotel Uses a CC1 Cleaning RobotHotel Bali Tower Osaka Tennoji added a Pudu CC1 scrubber for resort public areas. See what US hotel leaders can copy about staffing, guest touchpoints, and pilot scope.Read the articleA furniture showroom floor where autonomous scrubbing must adapt as display layouts change.Use casesMömax Scrubber 50: 20 Austrian Stores, One Robot EachMömax deployed Gausium Scrubber 50 across 20+ Austrian furniture stores from June 2024. What US retailers should copy on layout changes and daytime cleaning.Read the article

Where it earns its keep

The sites putting it to work.

Warehouses & distribution

Keep large concrete floors clean overnight without pulling staff off other work.

Retail & department stores

Maintain sales-floor shine on a schedule, day or night.

Airports & transit

Cover long concourses and high-traffic areas that never really close.

Facilities & campuses

Scrub corridors, lobbies, and common areas across a building or campus.

Hospitals & clinics

Clean corridors and atriums overnight while staff stay on patient care.

Hotels & ballrooms

Buff lobbies and reset ballroom floors between events.

Malls & shopping centers

Run the concourse after close without closing early.

Schools & universities

Clean gyms, halls, and atriums after the last class.

Stadiums & arenas

Scrub the concourse and seating bowl after a full house clears.

Manufacturing plants

Sweep swarf and dust off the shop floor between shifts.

Convention & exhibition halls

Clear and buff the hall through setup and teardown.

Gyms & fitness

Keep studio and free-weight floors clean through the day.

Corporate lobbies & offices

Buff terrazzo and lobby floors before people arrive.

Parking structures

Sweep grit and leaves off garage levels.

Grocery & supermarkets

Scrub aisles overnight so the floor is set for open.

Car dealerships & showrooms

Keep the showroom floor spotless around parked inventory.

  • Warehouses & 3PL
  • Retail
  • Airports & transit
  • Facilities
  • Hospitals & healthcare

On the floor

Where you'll see it working.

Large-area scrubber in a distribution-warehouse aisle
Warehouse floor care
Large-area scrubber on an airport terminal floor
Airport floor care
Floor-scrubbing robot in a hospital atrium, generated illustration
Hospital atrium
Large-area scrubber in a warehouse-club stockroom
Retail stockroom
Floor-scrubbing robot in a university atrium, generated illustration
University atrium
Floor-sweeping robot in a produce market, generated illustration
Market floor care
Floor-scrubbing robot in a convention hall, generated illustration
Convention hall
Floor-scrubbing robot in a ballroom, generated illustration
Ballroom floor care
Floor scrubber on a pharmaceutical warehouse clean-corridor floor
Clean corridor
Sweeper robot in a brewery taproom before opening
Taproom, pre-open
Sweeper robot on a metal-fabrication shop floor
Fab shop

How we back it

We don't hand you a box and wave.

We deploy it, service it, and check on it under RoboCare™, so the robot stays field-ready instead of turning into shelfware.

You lease it

Lease it through financing on a 3-year lease with one fixed payment. We quote it after a free site assessment.

We deploy it

On-site setup, route and task configuration, and a walkthrough, so the robot earns its keep from day one.

We service it

RoboCare™: 24/7 support with 10-minute technical-specialist triage, regional service engineers in every state we service, and a 12-month warranty.

We check on it

3 check visits a year and a monthly uptime report. Preventive maintenance comes in Base Care and Full Care.

Common questions

The floor-care robots we deploy scrub, sweep, and vacuum large commercial floors. We match the unit to your surface and space during the site assessment, rather than assuming one machine fits every floor.

Want one working for you?

Tell us the job and the site. We'll match the cleaning robots, quote the lease, walk your team through it, and keep it serviced.

Free site assessment. We tell you what actually works before you spend a dollar.