Sweeping & Scrubbing Services in Utah

What Is Power Scrubbing and Sweeping?

Though often mentioned together, power sweeping and power scrubbing serve different purposes when it comes to cleaning hard surfaces on your property. Both use high-powered equipment to achieve results far beyond what manual cleaning can accomplish.

Power sweeping removes loose debris such as dirt, sand, and trash from large areas like parking lots, access roads, and construction sites. Our sweeping vehicles use rotating gutter brooms, strong vacuums, and water systems to collect and contain debris without stirring up dust. This method is ideal for routine maintenance of asphalt and concrete surfaces, helping keep them clear and presentable.

Power scrubbing delivers a deeper clean for surfaces with embedded grime. It’s especially effective in places like parking garages, warehouse floors, and industrial pads where oil, grease, and tire marks build up. Using walk-behind or ride-on machines, we apply water and cleaning solutions, scrub with high-pressure bristles, and vacuum the dirty liquid with a squeegee system. The result is an immaculately clean surface, free from slick or stained buildup that can create safety concerns.

How Often Should I Schedule Power Sweeping?

Determining the best schedule for power sweeping depends on your property's unique conditions and how it’s used day to day. There’s no universal timeline that fits every commercial site, but several factors can help guide the decision.

High-traffic locations, such as busy retail centers or medical campuses, tend to gather debris quickly. These properties often benefit from sweeping multiple times a week or daily to maintain a clean and safe environment.

Moderate-traffic areas like office parks or industrial zones typically do well with weekly or bi-weekly service. For low-traffic sites, a monthly or quarterly schedule may be all that’s needed.

Location also plays a role. Properties near major Utah freeways, like I-15, or adjacent to active construction zones will naturally collect more dust and debris. Seasonal changes, such as spring snowmelt, can also leave behind sand and salt that require cleanup.

We’ll work with you to establish a schedule that keeps your property clean and supports your day-to-day operations without interruption.