Industrial Floor Cleaning Services Across the USA
Heavy soil, oil and forklift marks off plant and distribution center floors. We clean between shifts and plan recurring programs.
- Oil and tire marks
- Recurring programs
- Nights, weekends
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How do you clean an industrial plant or distribution center floor?
The method calls for auto scrubbers and degreaser on the concrete. We work around racks, docks and machines and plan around your shifts so the line keeps running. Heavy oil and tire marks get extra passes. Then we set a schedule, weekly to quarterly, that matches your forklift traffic.
- Schedule
- Between shifts, nights, weekends
- Frequency
- Weekly to quarterly
- Floors
- Bare, sealed, polished concrete and epoxy
A cleaning night at your plant
Walk the floor
We map forklift lanes, dock doors, racks and oil spots, and agree no-go areas and safety rules with your lead.
Block off and protect
We cone off the work area, post wet-floor signs and protect what must stay dry.
Degrease the heavy spots
Oil and tire marks get degreaser and time to work before the machine touches them.
Machine scrub
Auto scrubbers work lane by lane. Hand tools reach corners and rack bases.
Rinse and dry
We pick up the slurry, neutralize the chemistry and dry the floor so no haze or slip film stays behind.
Inspect and photograph
We walk the floor with your lead and send photos for your records.
Industrial cleaning specs
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| Machines | This work calls for auto scrubbers for open lanes and hand tools for racks, docks and corners. We set the method after we see your floor. |
| Chemistry/finish | Industrial degreasers matched to the soil, then neutralized and dried |
| Dust or slip control | Oil, grease and residue removed so work-area floors are clean and, as far as feasible, dry. OSHA 1910.22(a) is the standard that covers this |
| Return to service | Set for each project, per the chemical and sealer maker's data sheets |
| Work hours | Between shifts, nights and weekends |
Source: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.22(a), walking-working surfaces. Chemical and sealer data sheets set final times.
Trusted by Leading Commercial Organizations Nationwide
For more than 33 years, TCS Floors Inc. has cared for commercial floors on thousands of jobs nationwide. Our crews handle commercial floor care, VCT strip and wax, concrete polishing, concrete floor cleaning and nationwide floor maintenance services.
Retailers, healthcare facilities, warehouses, schools, government agencies, office buildings and industrial properties trust us with their floors. We work at night and on weekends, so your doors stay open.
Logos shown represent organizations and facilities that have trusted TCS Floors Inc. for commercial floor care services.
- 204,000sq ft scrubbed and sealed, Palestine, TX (2023)
- 100,000sq ft ceiling and floor scrub, Fayetteville, NC (2024)
- 68,000sq ft scrubbed and sealed, Tyler, TX (2024)
- Repeatscrub orders at one Palm City, FL site, 2023 to 2025
Source: TCS job records, 2022 to 2026
Industrial Floor Cleaning Overview
TCS Floors provides industrial cleaning for concrete, sealed surfaces, and epoxy coated floors in warehouses, factories, and logistics facilities. Designed for heavy traffic environments.
This service is ideal for:
- Warehouses and distribution centers
- Factories and production floors
- Cross dock and logistics hubs
- Manufacturing plants
- Automotive and industrial shops
- Cold storage and industrial storage
As a commercial floor cleaning company with over 33 years of experience, we restore shine, improve safety, and help businesses maintain clean and professional looking spaces.
What does industrial floor cleaning cost?
What moves the price
- Square feet and number of sites
- How heavy the oil and tire marks are
- Bare, sealed or epoxy-coated concrete
- Sealing after the scrub
- Visit frequency and shift windows
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- Square feet, floor type and sites
- Photos of the worst lanes and docks
- Your shift hours and safety rules
- One-time or recurring visits
What Our Commercial Clients Say
“Your floor Care guy Art Pullano here in Chicago has been providing excellent service in my store for over 10 years!”
Manager HHgregga large retail facility in Chicago“TCS just stripped and waxed 16 stores for us and we are very excited about the high shine and level of cleanliness”
T. KatzRegional Manager of Big Lots, Cincinnati, Ohio“Our concrete floor has just been brought to life! Great shine and all the paint, oil and skid marks have been removed. Great job!”
“Your floor guy Phillip Eddens is unbelievable….For 12 years he gave us a little extra every time he burnishes the floor. You can count on him to be on time every time.”
Industrial floor cleaning questions
How often should a plant floor be cleaned?
Weekly to quarterly for most plants and distribution centers. Forklift volume, oil and dust set the pace. We start with your traffic and soil, then adjust after the first visits.
Can you clean a floor with racks and live equipment?
Yes. We work lane by lane around racks, docks and machines with cones and wet-floor signs. We agree no-go areas and lockout rules with your safety lead first.
Does a clean floor help with OSHA rules?
OSHA 1910.22(a) is the standard that covers keeping work-area floors clean and, as far as feasible, dry. Removing oil and residue is part of that upkeep. We send photos after each visit for your records.
What does a recurring industrial cleaning program look like?
One schedule per site, set by traffic: weekly, monthly or quarterly visits at night or on weekends. You get one contact for every location and a written price per site before work starts.
Can you clean epoxy-coated and sealed floors?
Yes. We clean bare, sealed and polished concrete and epoxy-coated floors with methods that suit each surface. We check the coating first so the chemistry does not harm it.
Custom pricing for multi-site and single-site facilities
A No-Cost Floor Review, Then One Price You Approve
Tell us your floor types, square footage and opening hours. We review them at no cost and send a written scope and price for each site before any work starts.
- No-cost floor review
- Written price per site, before work starts
- Crews work nights and weekends
- One contact for every location