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Share the cleaning site, floor area, machine family, or support question. The inquiry can be routed toward product selection, service planning, or replacement parts discussion.
Commercial cleaning equipment desk handling product selection, distributor routing, and fleet planning for the five machine families we track: floor scrubbers, floor sweepers, pressure washers, industrial vacuums, and dust collectors. New-machine sizing and existing-unit support follow separate intake paths.
Attach floor photos, an aisle measurement, or a current machine model so the first reply carries a candidate scrubber or sweeper path instead of a generic catalog.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Central Time, with a 24-hour quote-routing target on machine inquiries. Urgent service notes should include machine model, serial context, and site city. Same-day part availability is not guaranteed on every wear item; reorder cadence is set during the support plan so stock-outs do not become downtime.
How a request is verified
A specification on paper is only a starting point. Minuteman supports two practical checks so a scrubber or sweeper choice is tested against your real floor, not an assumption.
Share floor photos, a rough layout, and aisle widths, or arrange a dealer walk-through. We measure open square footage, obstacle density, surface finish, and drain access, then map them to a candidate machine path. This step exists because coverage figures assume planned conditions that a real floor rarely matches exactly.
For a shortlisted scrubber or sweeper, a dealer demo or trial places the actual machine on your floor for a shift. Operators confirm turning radius, recovery quality, runtime per charge, and noise before a purchase order is issued. A demo is the most reliable way to settle a walk-behind versus rider question.
| If your site has | Start the conversation around |
|---|---|
| Long open aisles, one shift | Rider scrubber, opportunity charging, productive-minute estimate |
| Tight retail floor, frequent stops | Compact walk-behind, quiet operation, evening cleaning window |
| Heavy dry debris or packaging scrap | Sweeper pass before scrubbing, hopper sizing, filter service interval |
| Wet production residue, drains | Recovery performance, splash control, sanitation-schedule fit |
Tell us about your site
Useful notes include square footage, surface type, debris load, cleaning hours, charging access, and whether the request is for a new scrubber, a sweeper, or support for an existing unit. Real-world limits like obstacle density, floor-seam condition, and operator training will change the result, so flag anything unusual about the site.