Factory Floor Cleaning

A dirty factory or warehouse floor isn’t just an eyesore — it’s a liability. Embedded oil and grease are slip hazards. Degraded line markings create safety and compliance risks. And a floor in poor condition reflects badly on the business, whether that’s to visiting clients, safety auditors, or prospective buyers or tenants.

The problem is that routine in-house cleaning can’t get on top of industrial contamination. Oil and cleaning solution residues penetrate concrete over time, compacted grime builds up in high-traffic zones, and the floor gradually deteriorates beneath it all.

Professional cleaning addresses the contamination properly — restoring a safe, compliant, presentable working environment and setting the floor up for whatever comes next.

Work is scheduled around your operations — after hours, weekends, or staged across sections of the facility to keep downtime to a minimum. Our vehicles arrive fully self-contained with everything needed on board, so we’re not relying on your facilities or creating additional disruption.

Chemical treatment
Industrial-grade cleaning solutions are applied to break down oil, grease, and cleaning solution residues that have penetrated the surface. The solution is matched to the specific contamination present and allowed to dwell — lifting the contamination from the floor rather than just washing over it.

Hot water pressure washing
High-temperature pressure washing removes dissolved residues across the full floor area. Hot water is significantly more effective than cold for industrial contamination — particularly oil, grease, and cleaning solution residues that cold water alone won’t shift.

Wastewater vacuum recovery
All wastewater — including cleaning solutionly treated runoff — is captured on site and prevented from entering stormwater drains. This keeps your site compliant with environmental regulations without any additional effort on your part.

Interior wall cleaning
Internal walls accumulate cobwebs, soot, oil residue, and dust that affect both the appearance and the working environment of the facility. Wall cleaning can be carried out in the same visit, making a measurable difference to light levels and overall workspace condition.

• Oil and grease residues from machinery and vehicles
• Chemical spills and industrial residues
• Tyre marks and rubber deposits from forklifts
• Built-up dirt, grime, and compacted dust
• Bird droppings
• Faded or unwanted line markings
• Flaking or degraded coatings
• Mould and biological growth in wet or poorly ventilated areas

Floor Types We Work On

• Concrete — plain, sealed, painted and coated
• Epoxy and polyurethane-coated floors
• Industrial tiles

If a protective coating is on the agenda — whether the floor is being refurbished, relaid, or simply due for recoating — proper cleaning and degreasing is the single most important factor in getting a result that lasts. A coating applied over contaminated concrete will fail, regardless of the product used.

Once the floor is professionally cleaned, we can assess the surface condition and advise on the right coating for the environment — epoxy, polyurethane, enamel, or acrylic — matched to the traffic, cleaning solution exposure, and operational demands of your facility. Crack repair and surface preparation prior to coating are part of the same process.

For facilities changing layout, line marking removal and repainting can be handled in the same project — one contractor, one mobilisation.

For facilities where floor cleanliness is a regulatory or operational requirement — food production, pharmaceutical, logistics, and automotive environments in particular — a maintenance agreement provides scheduled professional cleaning at regular intervals.

This keeps contamination from building up between visits, protects the floor coating beneath, and ensures the facility is consistently ready for audits, client visits, or staff inspections without a scramble to get it done.