Warehouse & Logistics Cleaning
Specialist cleaning for distribution centres and storage. Compliant, reliable and tailored to your sector.
Warehouse cleaning is a different discipline from office cleaning, and treating it as the same job with more floor area is how it goes wrong. The floor is a working surface carrying loaded MHE, the dust sits at fifteen metres as much as at ground level, and the cleaning has to happen around racking, pick faces and vehicle movements that cannot simply stop.
We work to a scope built around your layout and your operating pattern — which aisles can be closed and when, where the ride-on scrubber can realistically go, and what needs a MEWP rather than a pole.
What Warehouse Cleaning Actually Covers
The visible job is the floor, and on a distribution floor that means ride-on or walk-behind scrubber-driers rather than mops, with the pad and detergent matched to sealed concrete, resin or coated surfaces. Underneath that sits the work that keeps the building compliant and the stock clean: racking and beam dust, mezzanine edges, high-level steelwork, lighting, and the dock levellers and shutter tracks that accumulate grease and debris.
Dust is the recurring issue. It settles on racking and drops onto pick faces, so cleaning at ground level alone means re-cleaning the same floor indefinitely. A proper warehouse programme cycles the high level as well.
- Ride-on and walk-behind scrubber-drier floor cleaning
- Racking, beam and mezzanine high-level dust removal
- Dock levellers, loading bays and shutter tracks
- Welfare, canteen, office and washroom areas
- Yard sweeping and external hard-surface cleaning
- Line marking and pedestrian walkway reinstatement
Working Safely Around a Live Operation
Cleaning inside a working warehouse is a traffic-management problem before it is a cleaning one. Pedestrian and MHE segregation still has to hold while a cleaning team is on the floor, so we plan zones, agree exclusion areas with your shift supervisor and work to a site-specific RAMS rather than a generic one.
Work at height — racking tops, steelwork, high-level lighting — is planned with the right access equipment and the right trained operatives, not improvised from whatever is available on the day. We are SSIP and SMAS WorkSafe approved, which is usually what a logistics client's PQQ process asks for first.
Services Most Warehouse & Logistics Clients Use
These are the services that make up the majority of our warehouse & logistics contracts. Most clients start with one and consolidate the rest onto the same agreement once the standard is proven.
Warehouse & Logistics Cleaning Near You
We cover the areas below with dedicated warehouse & logistics pages covering local coverage, access and scheduling. If your site is not listed, get in touch — our coverage is wider than the areas we have written up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you clean without stopping our operation?
In most cases yes, by zoning the work and cleaning aisle by aisle around your pick pattern. High-level work and full floor scrubbing are usually better scheduled into a shift changeover or a quiet period, and we will say so rather than pretend otherwise.
Do you clean at height, above racking?
Yes. High-level cleaning of racking tops, steelwork and lighting is planned with appropriate access equipment and trained operatives, under a site-specific risk assessment and method statement.
What kind of floor machinery do you use?
Ride-on or walk-behind scrubber-driers sized to the area, with the pad and detergent selected for the floor finish — sealed concrete, resin and coated floors all behave differently and the wrong pad damages the surface.
Are you approved for supply-chain PQQ requirements?
We are ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accredited, SSIP registered and SMAS WorkSafe approved, and fully insured, which covers the health and safety assessment most logistics and manufacturing clients require.
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