On-site service · New Westminster, BC

Warehouse floor cleaning in New Westminster

City Wide provides machine sweeping and scrubbing for New Westminster warehouses and managed parking areas. Describe the floor, residue and operations that need to continue during cleaning.

Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.

Operator using a ride-on floor-cleaning machine in a warehouse
Photo from City Wide’s service gallery.

Sweeping collects loose debris. Scrubbing addresses suitable floor residue with a cleaning solution and recovery process. The floor condition guides the method.

Scope and preparation

Choose cleaning for the floor you have

Identify concrete, coated areas, traffic lanes, loading bays and corners that need attention. Include dust, tire residue, spills, loose debris and the approximate floor area.

Existing coatings and damaged surfaces need consideration before scrubbing. Share the coating details if available and identify areas that may need testing. Stains, wear and coating defects should be distinguished from removable dirt.

Plan the work

Fit the cleaning route around operations

Show pallet locations, racking, production equipment, forklift routes and areas that must remain in use. Give door widths, water access, drainage and the time available for clearing the floor.

Agree on preparation, residue handling and reopening for the proposed process. For recurring cleaning, use the actual floor conditions and operating pattern to discuss frequency. Include tire-mark treatment or coating work separately where needed.

Details for your quote

  • Give the approximate area, surface finish and type of residue.
  • Identify storage, racking and equipment that can or cannot move.
  • Show door widths, water access, drains and collection arrangements.
  • State operating hours, work zones and preferred cleaning frequency.

Before you enquire

Questions about the service

What is the difference between sweeping and scrubbing?

Sweeping collects loose debris. Scrubbing uses a suitable cleaning process for residue on the floor and needs a plan for liquid recovery or handling. The required work depends on the surface and material.

Will scrubbing remove every tire mark or stain?

Results depend on the residue, floor finish and wear. Some areas may need a test or separate treatment, and permanent staining may remain.

Can cleaning take place while the warehouse operates?

Identify the routes and work zones that need to remain active. Access, equipment movement and the cleaning method determine how the work can be phased.

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