Car Parking

Due to the physically demanding nature of cleaning large, open car park areas, staff shortages are common.

Car parks require equipment capable of handling tough dirt, oil stains, and constant surface contamination.

Clean and well-maintained parking areas influence the first impression and satisfaction of customers and visitors.

Unclean surfaces can lead to accidents, such as slips from oil or debris, posing safety concerns for both pedestrians and drivers.

Facilities are increasingly expected to reduce chemical use and water consumption while maintaining cleaning efficiency.

Parking structures often span vast surfaces, requiring machines that can clean efficiently over long distances.

Constant vehicle movement brings in dirt, dust, and contaminants, increasing the need for frequent maintenance.

Closed or underground parking areas often deal with humidity and lack of airflow, which can affect both air quality and cleanliness.

Particles from tires, engines, and the environment accumulate quickly, making regular sweeping and cleaning essential.

Oil, grease, and other automotive residues are common and require robust cleaning solutions to ensure safe and clean surfaces.