Warehouse Floor Scrubbing in Troy, MI

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Warehouse and Distribution Center Floor Cleaning in Troy, MI

Long aisles and open floors need a machine, not a mop. PeckPro scrubs warehouse and distribution center floors with auto scrubbers that clean and dry in one pass, on a schedule that keeps your freight moving. Owners answer the phone, usually within minutes.

Auto scrubbers, not mops and brooms
Aisles, docks and open floor on one schedule
Owners James Peck and Mike Gracin answer, usually within 5 to 10 minutes

PeckPro crew member with an auto scrubber

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Signs Your Warehouse Floor Needs Machine Scrubbing

Sweeping keeps loose debris down, but it doesn’t touch the film of dust, tire rubber and grime that builds into the concrete. These are the signs a floor has moved past what a broom can fix:

Dark traffic lanes and tire marks that never come up
Dust that’s back a day after sweeping, settling on racking and product
Aisle lines and safety markings getting hard to see
A cleaning crew that only has mops and brooms

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Open 6 AM–11 PM Monday to Saturday, 7:30 AM–11 PM Sunday.

PeckPro crew running an auto scrubber over a dirty concrete floor

Warehouse Areas We Scrub

Warehouse floors take a beating every day: forklift and pallet jack tires, dust from cardboard and shrink wrap, and whatever comes in on the trucks at the dock. Across a few thousand square feet, a mop just moves that dirt around and leaves the floor wet. Across a whole warehouse, mopping isn’t realistic at all, which is why so many warehouse floors only ever get swept.

PeckPro is built around floor machines. James put it plainly: auto scrubbers, burnishers and strip and wax are “the work worth putting payroll behind.” An auto scrubber lays down cleaning solution, scrubs the concrete and vacuums the dirty water back up in the same pass, so long aisles are clean and dry fast and your team can get right back on the floor.

We clean warehouses and distribution centers across Troy and the rest of Oakland and Macomb counties, scheduled around your shipping and receiving hours. We work 6 AM–11 PM Monday to Saturday and 7:30 AM–11 PM Sunday.

What we don’t do: we don’t take small offices, homes, restaurants or event venues. If your building is mostly office space with a small storage room, we’re probably not the right fit, and we’ll say so.

Aisles and racking lanes

Scrubbed end to end, so dust doesn’t settle back on product and racking, and lane markings stay visible.

Open floor and staging areas

Large open concrete cleaned in long, even passes, which is exactly what an auto scrubber is built for.

Dock and receiving areas

Where outside dirt, salt and water come in first. These usually get extra passes.

Break rooms, restrooms and elevators

Kept clean on the same schedule, so one crew covers the whole building and you deal with one company.

Distribution centers

Same approach, bigger scale. We plan the route so the floor gets cleaned without blocking lanes that are in use.

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How Getting Started With PeckPro Works

You shouldn’t have to chase a cleaning company to get a quote. Here’s the whole process:

Call, text or send the form.

Tell us the square footage and your shipping and receiving hours. James or Mike answers, usually within 5 to 10 minutes. After hours, you’ll get a text with the time we’ll call back.

We walk the floor.

We look at traffic lanes, docks and problem areas, and which parts of the building are open at which times.

You get a quote.

Free, priced to your floor and your schedule, with what’s included written out.

We start on your schedule.

Early mornings, evenings or weekends, whatever keeps your lanes open. You keep the owners’ direct number from day one.

Two Owners, One Number

PeckPro is run by James Peck and Mike Gracin, business partners since high school. James runs the marketing, Mike runs sales, and both of them answer the phone. When your schedule changes because a truck is late or a big order lands, you need someone who can move the crew, not a voicemail box.

Our rule is simple: we answer calls and texts fast, usually within 5 to 10 minutes. If you reach us after hours, you’ll get a text back telling you exactly when we’ll call the next morning. When a warehouse manager calls about a missed area or a schedule change, they talk to the people who make the decision. When you call PeckPro, you should feel like you called the right place. Not sold to. Not processed. Relieved.

James Peck and Mike Gracin, owners of PeckPro Cleaning, Troy, MI

Floor Scrubbing That Doesn’t Stop Your Freight

A warehouse floor can’t shut down for a day of cleaning. The work has to fit around the trucks, not the other way around.

Timed around shipping and receiving. Early mornings, evenings or weekends, planned at the walk-through around your busiest hours. We’re working until 11 PM most nights.

Lane by lane. We clean the lanes that aren’t in use and come back for the rest, so pickers and forklifts always have a way through.

Dry floors fast. Auto scrubbers pick up the water as they go, so aisles aren’t left wet and slippery for the next shift.

Bonded, insured and background-checked. PeckPro is bonded and insured, and our cleaners are background-checked.

What Happens During a Warehouse Floor Scrub

Every building is laid out differently, so the route gets planned at the walk-through. A typical scrub runs like this:

Walk the route.

Confirm which lanes are open and which are active, and where forklifts will be working.

Pick up loose debris.

Wrap, cardboard and pallet chips come up first, so the machine doesn’t drag them across the floor.

Machine scrub.

Aisles and open floor, lane by lane, starting with the busiest traffic paths.

Docks.

The dirtiest area of most warehouses gets extra passes.

Break rooms, restrooms and elevators.

If they’re part of the schedule.

Report.

Damaged floor areas, leaks or spills we couldn’t clean get reported to your contact before we leave.

When One Deep Scrub Is Enough

Not every warehouse needs a standing schedule, and we’d rather tell you that than sell you one. A single deep scrub can be the right call when:

Your team keeps it swept, but buildup has taken over. One deep machine scrub resets the floor, and regular sweeping keeps it there longer.

An audit or customer visit is coming. Scrub before the visit, then decide whether a schedule makes sense.

Seasonal mess. A spring scrub after a winter of salt and slush coming in at the docks.

You want to see the result first. Start with one section of the floor and compare it to the rest.

We’ll tell you at the walk-through whether you need a schedule or a one-time job.

What Drives the Cost of Warehouse Floor Scrubbing

We don’t publish a price list, because two warehouses of the same size can need very different work. These move the number most:

Square footage. The biggest single factor.

How often. Weekly, monthly or one-time. Regular scrubbing usually means each visit takes less work.

Access. How much of the floor is open when we’re there, and whether we have to work around active lanes.

Condition. Heavy tire marks, oil or years of buildup take more passes the first time.

When you compare quotes, ask: Does the price include machine scrubbing, or just sweeping? When will the crew be there? Who do I call if a lane gets missed?

We price after we see the floor, and the quote is free.

Get a Free Warehouse Floor Scrubbing Quote in Troy

Tell us the size of your floor and your shipping hours. James or Mike will call or text you back, usually within 5 to 10 minutes. The quote is free, and there’s no pressure.

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Warehouse Floor Scrubbing Questions

How much does warehouse floor scrubbing cost?

It mostly depends on square footage, how often and when we can work. We price after a walk-through, and the quote is free.

What’s an auto scrubber?

A machine that puts down cleaning solution, scrubs the floor and vacuums the dirty water back up in one pass, so the floor is clean and dry fast.

Can you clean while we’re shipping?

We schedule around your shipping and receiving hours and clean the lanes that aren’t in use, so freight keeps moving.

Do you clean distribution centers?

Yes. Same approach on a larger scale, with the route planned around active lanes.

Is it one-time or ongoing?

Both. Many warehouses start with one deep scrub, then set a schedule if it makes sense.

What areas do you serve?

Troy and across Oakland and Macomb counties.

Are you insured?

Yes. PeckPro is bonded and insured, and our cleaners are background-checked.