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Warehouse & Logistics Cleaning Melbourne.

Mechanical floor care, high-level dust control, dock-zone management and peak-season scaling for 3PL, retail distribution and storage facilities. Programs that hold under stocktake pressure and survive a fire compliance audit.

5,000–80,000 m²Site range

24/6or 7-day cover

High-levelDust control

Ride-onSweeper & scrubber

Operating since 2015

0 Lost-Time Injuries

Public Liability Insured

Police-Checked Crews

Eco-Friendly Products

Melbourne-Owned

The compliance reality

Dust on racking isn't a presentation issue. It's a fire risk.

Distribution warehouses operate under retail or 3PL contract performance standards. Dust accumulation on racking impacts WHS compliance, product integrity for sensitive freight, and fire risk. Sprinkler suppression systems are rated for clean racking only; a layer of warehouse dust changes the risk calculation in ways your insurer will notice.

High-level racking work above safe ladder reach is scoped and delivered through a trusted access contractor with the right EWP or rope-access plant, coordinated by us as part of the program. Cleaning is sequenced around inbound and outbound peak windows. The wrong contractor quotes a cheap monthly rate and skips the racks because the access was never planned in. We build it into the program from day one and stay accountable for the result.

The deliverable is a facility that passes a fire compliance audit and a retail principal audit, not one that only looks clean at slab level.

How we work in your sector

Built for the distribution floor.

Four operational pillars structure every warehouse contract. Tailored to rack height, floor area, freight type and peak-season pattern.

Pillar 01 · High-level dust control

Racking dust-down to top beam

Quarterly racking dust-down to top beam, scoped and delivered with a trusted access contractor we manage
Vacuum extraction (not air-blow) to capture dust at source
Documented coverage map per visit, missed bays logged not glossed
Sprinkler head and detector clean to fire-compliance spec
Access contractor tickets and rigging plans confirmed before each visit

Pillar 02 · Dock zone management

Where soil and traffic concentrate

Daily dock sweep across loading and unloading bays
Monthly degrease of hydraulic dock plates and approach apron
Quarterly line marking refresh, including aisle-edge clarity
Tyre-mark removal program on polished concrete dock areas
Spill response protocol for liquid freight or pallet leakage

Pillar 03 · Mechanical floor program

Ride-on scrubber on a documented frequency

Ride-on scrubber pass at agreed cadence (daily to fortnightly)
Polished concrete restoration cycle, diamond burnish quarterly
pH-neutral daily-clean chemistry, no etching of slab surface
Joint cleaning, crack monitoring, sealant integrity check
Floor condition report monthly, defects photographed and logged

Pillar 04 · Peak-season scaling

Flex up for Q4, EOFY and stocktake

Pre-arranged peak-season crew uplift without contract amendment
Stocktake-event support: pre-count clean, post-count reset
Q4 retail peak window: scaled cleaning to match throughput
Shoulder-month scaling back, with documented cost adjustment
Same crew faces during peaks, no agency churn on busy weeks

Operational alignment

Aligned to your operating tempo.

Warehouse contracts are scoped per site. Racking height and floor area drive cost far more than service frequency, so a meaningful quote follows a walkthrough rather than a phone call.

Operating cover

24/6, 7-day, peak-season scaling

Roster and crew size flex with your operating pattern. Peak-season top-up pre-arranged, not negotiated under pressure.

Documentation

Monthly DC report pack

Dust survey, floor condition report, equipment service log, defect register. Delivered monthly, retail-principal-ready.

Audit support

Insurance, fire, retail principal

Pre-audit deep clean ahead of insurance carrier reviews, fire compliance inspections or retail principal audits.

Pricing

Walkthrough → scoped quote

Rack height and floor area drive cost more than frequency. Tier ranges would mislead. Pricing follows a site walk.

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Common questions

Warehouses, six questions answered.

If your question isn't here, the full FAQ covers 28, or call 0433 173 504.

How often does racking need to be dust-cleaned?

Quarterly is the working baseline for most distribution sites. Higher cadence for sensitive freight (food, pharma, electronics) or where fire compliance has flagged it. Lower cadence is generally false economy; missed quarters compound into a multi-day deep clean later.

Can you scale up for Q4 retail peaks?

Yes, and it's planned in advance, not improvised. Peak-season crew uplift is pre-arranged at contract start so we're not negotiating staffing under pressure. Stocktake-event support, Q4 retail peak window cover, and EOFY scaling are all standard.

Do you operate ride-on equipment certified for our floor?

Yes. Operators carry current tickets, equipment is matched to floor type (polished concrete, sealed epoxy, vinyl, raw slab) with the right pad and chemistry. We won't run a wrong-pad scrubber on your slab and dull the finish.

How do you avoid disrupting inbound/outbound flow?

Cleaning sequenced around your peak windows. Dock zones serviced outside truck waves, racking dust-down scheduled during slower periods, mechanical floor work fitted to the shift pattern. Where overlap is unavoidable, traffic management plans are agreed with your shift supervisor.

What documentation do you provide for retail principal audits?

Monthly DC report pack: dust survey with photographic evidence, floor condition report, equipment service log, defect register, and access-contractor ticket and rigging records for any high-level work. Designed to satisfy retail principal audits without scrambling for paperwork on the day.

Do you do floor restoration on polished concrete?

Yes. Diamond burnish program quarterly, lithium densifier reapplication as needed, joint cleaning and crack monitoring on the same visit. We'll inspect on first walkthrough and recommend a restoration cycle; warehouses where this gets neglected for two or three years are usually 30 to 40 percent more expensive to bring back.

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