
Not sure whether your facility needs a 4-in-1 scrubber or an industrial sweeper? This guide compares the PUDU CC1 and MT1 Max and gives you a four-question framework to match the robot to your floor.
Commercial cleaning robots typically pay back in 14 to 24 months in facilities with large hard floors and daily cleaning. Your payback depends on loaded labour cost, floor area and cleaning frequency.
Cleaning robots work in cold storage when their rated temperature matches your coldest zone. The PUDU MT1 Max and MT1 Vac both run down to -10°C, while freezers below -10°C still need a direct assessment.
Facility readiness for a cleaning robot depends on floor type, schedule, and labour cost, not size. Check 7 signs before you request a site assessment.
Planning a cleaning budget? Compare real janitor wages, loaded labour costs and contractor rates by province, then see where floor cleaning automation pays off.

High foot traffic, labour shortages, rising costs, and harsh seasonal conditions put strain on daily cleaning operations.

Maintaining clean, safe, and professional environments has become a top priority for facilities across Canada.

Across Canada, the demand for cleaner, safer, and more efficient environments is reshaping how organizations...