Six sectors
What changes between sectors
The machine, the window and the cycle. The surface is usually concrete or bitumen either way — what differs is who is standing on it and when you are allowed to work.
| Sector | Usual window | Machine bias | Cycle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction & civil | Daytime, inside your TMP | Truck-mounted road sweeper | Daily to weekly while earthworks run |
| Retail & car parks | Overnight, between close and open | Ride-on sweeper and scrubber | Weekly to monthly, quarterly scrub |
| Warehousing & logistics | Around shifts, or a shutdown | Walk-behind and ride-on scrubber | Weekly to monthly, shutdown deep scrub |
| Councils & government | Early morning, before traffic | Regenerative-air street sweeper | Programmed cycle by suburb |
| Venues & events | Overnight bump-out to bump-in | Ride-on sweeper plus scrubber | Per event, plus seasonal deep clean |
| Strata & body corporate | Business hours or overnight | Low-clearance ride-on | Monthly to quarterly |
Trusted on sites like these
Bunnings Warehouse · Brisbane BMW · Cleanaway · Gold Coast Exhibition Centre · 7-Eleven · KFC · Toll IPEC · Central Highlands Council · Port of Brisbane
Industry questions
Something else? Call 1300 387 713 and talk to someone who runs the machines.
Which industries do you work in?
Construction and civil, retail and car parks, warehousing and logistics, councils and government, venues and events, and strata and body corporate. All commercial, industrial or civil — no residential.
Do you work on live sites?
Yes. Most of our work happens around live operations — overnight in retail and venues, aisle by aisle in warehouses, and inside your traffic management plan on civil sites.
Can you handle site inductions and compliance paperwork?
Yes. Operators are inducted before they start, and insurance certificates, safe work method statements and operator tickets are supplied with the quote or on request.
Do you take on new industries?
If it is commercial, industrial or civil and it has a sealed surface, we have probably swept one. Call and describe it.









