What a floor robot does.
And what it does not.
A robot floor scrubber runs a route you map once, then cleans it on schedule with nobody driving. The CC1 Pro scrubs, sweeps, vacuums and dust mops in a single pass. The BG1 sweeps, scrubs, dust mops and polishes large floors. The MT1 sweeps.
It does not replace the crew. It takes the repeatable part of the floor, the long open runs cleaned every night, so your people spend their hours on restrooms, edges and detail work. Industry reporting puts janitorial labor at $16 to $22 an hour before burden, with the loaded rate 30 to 42% higher, which is why the night floor shift is where we start.
The machines we place
on Utah floors.
CC1 Pro, AI 4-in-1 scrubber
Scrubs, sweeps, vacuums and dust mops up to 10,764 sq ft an hour, and 32,292 in spot mode. AI Spot Cleaning works the dirty areas, and it hands you a cleaning report after every run. The CC1 runs the same platform on a fixed route for $22,000.
See the CC1 Pro →BG1 and BG1 Pro, large scrubber-dryer
21,528 sq ft an hour on a 21.7 inch path, a 19.8 gallon clean tank and 7.5 hours on a charge, for distribution centers, big-box retail and airports. The BG1 Pro adds 3D laser navigation, 2.76 inches of clearance and a ride-on mode for $39,999.
See the BG1 →MT1, MT1 Vac and MT1 Max sweepers
The MT1 sweeps 19,375 sq ft an hour with a 9.25 gallon bin. The MT1 Vac adds vacuum and a dust bag for fine dust at $20,000. The MT1 Max adds 3D LiDAR and 1.97 inches of clearance for parking structures and docks at $25,000.
See the MT1 →SH1 walk-behind scrubber-dryer
Not a robot. A 59.5 pound scrubber-dryer with a 17.3 inch scrub path that leaves the floor dry in one pass, for restrooms, kitchens and small retail. Sold outright.
See the SH1 →We also place Keenon floor machines, including the C40 4-in-1 scrubber and the C55 large scrubber-dryer. Ask us to compare them with the Pudu line for your floor.
Which one fits your building.
- ✓Warehouses and distribution centers. The MT1 for dust and debris on open concrete, the BG1 when the floor needs scrubbing, the MT1 Max for docks and parking levels.
- ✓Schools. The CC1 Pro or CC1 for corridors, cafeterias and lobbies after the building empties, and the SH1 for restrooms and kitchens.
- ✓Retail and grocery. The CC1 Pro for mid-size stores, the BG1 for big-box floors.
- ✓Janitorial contractors. A robot runs the long open floors on each account at night while your crew does the detail work, and the CC1 Pro's cleaning report shows the building manager the floor was done. Read our note for cleaning contractors.
Buy it outright,
or spread the cost.
A CC1 Pro is $24,000 to buy, plus a one-time $1,000 setup fee. Or use the Robo Pro payment plan: 12 payments of $2,400, with no interest added and no bank in the middle. Machines above $30,000, like the BG1, run over 18 payments. Leasing is a pilot program approved case by case.
RoboCare is required on every floor robot: $240 a month on a CC1 Pro, $370 on a BG1, $190 on an MT1. The SH1 is the exception, sold outright with RoboCare optional.
Installed and serviced
from Provo.
We survey the site, choose the machine, map the building, install it, train your staff and keep it running. Installation, training and warranty service are all done by our own technicians out of our Provo shop.
RoboCare, our service plan, covers next business day on site response, unlimited covered visits, quarterly preventive maintenance, wear parts, firmware and remote monitoring. A priority tier adds same-day and after-hours cover. We serve all of Utah, from Salt Lake City, West Valley City and West Jordan to Provo and Orem, and six states across the Intermountain West.
Where we place them,
and what else we place.
Questions we get asked.
How much does a robot floor scrubber cost in Utah?
The CC1 Pro is $24,000 cash and the CC1 is $22,000. The BG1 large scrubber-dryer is $36,999 and the BG1 Pro $39,999. The MT1 sweeper is $19,000. Every floor robot is also available on the Robo Pro payment plan, and RoboCare service is required.
Can I lease a floor scrubbing robot?
Leasing is a pilot program and is only approved case by case. Send us the form and ask whether your site qualifies. Most floor robots are bought outright or on the payment plan.
Which robot is best for a warehouse floor?
For sweeping open concrete, the MT1 covers up to 19,375 square feet an hour. For scrubbing, the BG1 covers up to 21,528. For docks and parking levels, the MT1 Max. We confirm the fit with a site survey.
Who installs and services the robot?
Our own technicians, out of Provo. We map the building, install the robot and train your staff, and RoboCare covers next business day on site response and quarterly maintenance.
Come and see it on your own floor.
Thirty minutes, in your building, at no cost. We measure before we quote, because not every building is a fit and we would rather say so now.