Commercial floor care
Robots take the floors. Your crew does the rest.
Floor-care robots that scrub, sweep, and vacuum large floors overnight or alongside your crew - covering the ground people would rather not.
- All 50
- US states served
- 11+
- years in the business
- 10 min
- 24/7 triage
- 24/7
- emergency response
What it is
A cleaning robot scrubs, sweeps, or vacuums large commercial floors on its own - overnight or alongside your crew - so your team covers more ground without the repetitive labor. Service Robot Co. sells or leases the robot, deploys it, and services it with RoboCare™, across all 50 US states.
A cleaning robot is an autonomous floor-care machine. It scrubs, sweeps, or vacuums a mapped area on a schedule, covering the large open floors that wear a cleaning crew down. Warehouses, retail floors, airports, and facilities use it to keep big spaces clean overnight or during a shift, so people focus on the detail work a robot can’t do.
Service Robot Co. owns the whole lifecycle. We pick the floor-care robot that fits your space, deploy it and map the cleaning plan, train your team, and keep it serviced under RoboCare™. You get a working machine, not a maintenance project.
Field notes
Floor care is the work nobody fights to keep. The money and the staffing are moving the same direction everywhere you look.
$21B
The commercial cleaning-robot market is on track to more than triple by 2030, growing near 24% a year as buyers hand the open floor to machines.
Grand View Research, 2024
45–55%
Labor is roughly half of what a commercial cleaning contract costs, and the open floor is its most repetitive, hardest-to-staff slice.
Level CFO benchmark, 2026
50%+
Two in five cleaning contractors run annual staff turnover above 50%. A robot that owns the floor is one shift you are not constantly rehiring.
Cleaning industry survey, 2026
What it does
Everything the unit does, in plain terms.
No spec-sheet fog. This is the job the robot takes off your team.
Distribution warehouseCovers the big floors
Scrubs, sweeps, and vacuums large open areas on a mapped plan - the repetitive ground that burns out a cleaning crew.
Hospital atrium, overnightRuns overnight or on-shift
Cleans on a schedule after hours or alongside your team during the day, whichever fits your operation.
Ballroom floor careFrees people for detail work
The robot handles the open floor so your staff focus on restrooms, edges, and the spots a machine can’t reach.
Gym floor careSized to the space
Compact units handle lobbies, gyms, and corridors while larger scrubbers take warehouses and terminals. We match the machine to the floor during the site assessment.
From our blog
Reading for the decision you’re making.
DeploymentMud Season Entry Cleaning: A Robotic Plan for Ski LodgesMap meltwater entry zones, mat programs, and quiet-hour scrubber routes when seasonal housekeeping rosters are thin at ski lodges and condo properties.Read the article
DeploymentWhat 1,200-Store Scrubber Rollouts Teach C-Store OperatorsA 2026 case study tracks a national c-store chain from scrubber pilot to 1,200+ stores. Phased training, layout fixes, and rental paths before chainwide capital.Read the article
Industry newsWhat 250-Store Thrift Scrubber Rollouts Teach RetailersA 250-robot scrubber selection for Savers and Value Village shows how thrift chains scale from pilot to fleet. Phasing, layouts, and rental paths for US retailers.Read the article
Industry newsWhat a 200-Robot Five-Year Retail SOW Means for US BuyersA Sept 2026 SEC filing outlines 200 scrubbers over five years for an unnamed US retailer. What MSAs, phased delivery, and remote support mean for your fleet plan.Read the article
Use casesCan Robots Clean Pet Grooming Salons After Close?Pet hair, wet floors, and grooming products make after-close cleaning hard. Learn which autonomous scrubbers fit, what prep work stays manual, and how to schedule overnight runs.Read the article
Use casesCleaning Robots for Indoor Mini-Golf After CloseCompact autonomous scrubbers can reset snack debris, tracked-in soil, and party traffic on themed indoor mini-golf floors if you map ramps, carpet edges, and obstacles first.Read the article
DeploymentCommissioning Robots Before a New Facility OpensCommission cleaning, delivery, and AMR fleets while construction is still active. Coordinate networks, evolving maps, safety checks, integration, and handoff to operations.Read the article
Industry newsWhat Amazon Retiring Blue Jay Teaches Robot BuyersAmazon ended its Blue Jay warehouse pilot in early 2026 while keeping the tech. Use this buyer guide on pilots, exit criteria, fit, and contracts before you scale.Read the article
DeploymentWhat If Your Robot Vendor Goes Out of Business?Vendor failure can freeze maps, software, and spare parts. Learn contingency steps for maps, credentials, escrow, and migrating fleets without losing uptime.Read the article
ComparisonAutonomy Retrofit vs Purpose-Built Cleaning Robots: A Buyer GuideRetrofit autonomy on your scrubber or buy a purpose-built cleaning robot? Compare cleaning, safety, service, software, and lifecycle cost before you lease.Read the articleWhere it earns its keep
The sites putting it to work.
Warehouses & distribution
Keep large concrete floors clean overnight without pulling staff off other work.
Retail & department stores
Maintain sales-floor shine on a schedule, day or night.
Airports & transit
Cover long concourses and high-traffic areas that never really close.
Facilities & campuses
Scrub corridors, lobbies, and common areas across a building or campus.
Hospitals & clinics
Clean corridors and atriums overnight while staff stay on patient care.
Hotels & ballrooms
Buff lobbies and reset ballroom floors between events.
Malls & shopping centers
Run the concourse after close without closing early.
Schools & universities
Clean gyms, halls, and atriums after the last class.
Stadiums & arenas
Scrub the concourse and seating bowl after a full house clears.
Manufacturing plants
Sweep swarf and dust off the shop floor between shifts.
Convention & exhibition halls
Clear and buff the hall through setup and teardown.
Gyms & fitness
Keep studio and free-weight floors clean through the day.
Corporate lobbies & offices
Buff terrazzo and lobby floors before people arrive.
Parking structures
Sweep grit and leaves off garage levels.
Grocery & supermarkets
Scrub aisles overnight so the floor is set for open.
Car dealerships & showrooms
Keep the showroom floor spotless around parked inventory.
- Warehouses & 3PL
- Retail
- Airports & transit
- Facilities
- Hospitals & healthcare
On the floor
Where you'll see it working.
How we back it
We don't hand you a box and wave.
We deploy it, service it, and check on it under RoboCare™, so the robot stays field-ready instead of turning into shelfware.
You buy or lease it
Buy it outright, or lease it through financing and keep the cost monthly. We show you both numbers.
We deploy it
On-site setup, route and task configuration, and a walkthrough, so the robot earns its keep from day one.
We service it
RoboCare™: 24/7 support with 10-minute technical-specialist triage, regional service engineers in every state we service, and a 12-month warranty.
We check on it
3 check visits a year and a monthly uptime report. Preventive maintenance comes in Base Care and Full Care.
Buy or lease · see how pricing works · read the commercial cleaning robots buyer guide
Common questions
Want one working for you?
Tell us the job and the site. We'll match the cleaning robots, quote it to buy or lease, walk your team through it, and keep it serviced.
Find the robot that fits your site.
Free site assessment. We tell you what actually works before you spend a dollar.