Cleaning object and site
View floor surface material, waste distribution, key areas, and cleaning standards.
Site survey service
Check conditions that are difficult to assess by phone or photos. Review surfaces, soil, access, staffing and utilities to support a site-specific equipment proposal.
Connected support, from selection to everyday use
Connect the initial enquiry with a site-based proposal.
Start with the service you need. Existing-equipment repairs, parts and rentals can be requested directly.
What this service covers
Equipment passage and matching accessories.
Check the door, elevator, passage, ramp, water supply and electricity, water replenishment and drainage, and storage conditions.
Work organization
Communicate shift, personnel, cleaning time, and impact on production or foot traffic.
How the service works
Confirm the scope of the survey.
Communicate address, area, cleaning objectives, and arrival time.
On-site inspection
Guided by on-site contact persons to view representative areas and restriction conditions.
Organize requirements
Summarize equipment tasks, passage conditions, supporting requirements, and pending confirmation items
Enter configuration
Communicate the equipment configuration, attachments, and trial operation schedule based on the site conditions.
Information to prepare
- On-site address, contact person, on-site requirements, and available viewing time.
- Clean areas and key issues, current equipment usage status
- Floor plan or area, water and electricity locations, and operating hours.
— FAQ
Is it necessary to have an on-site survey?
Information on clearly defined standard areas can be discussed and configured first; complex ground conditions, contaminants, or traffic conditions recommend on-site verification.
What is the difference between site survey and trial operation?
Site survey is used to understand the site and develop a plan, while trial operation is used to verify whether the candidate equipment is suitable for the site.