One point of contact
Hiremop coordinates the cleaning operation and the technology, so you are not left chasing different parties when something needs attention.
Hiremop technology
Your cleaning technology partner. We handle the machines, you get the result.
Bringing automation into a facility should not mean another system for your team to learn, manage and troubleshoot. Hiremop can take care of the process — from selecting the right equipment and setting up the site to day-to-day operation and support.
Hassle-free automation
We take care of the technology behind the cleaning.
For your facility team, it should feel simple: tell us what needs to be cleaned and how the site operates. We work out where automation fits and manage the moving parts.
The right machine for the site
We look at your floor, layout, traffic and cleaning schedule before recommending equipment. The technology has to fit the operation — not the other way around.
Managed day to day
Routes, cleaning windows, charging and operating routines are planned as part of the service, with support when the setup needs attention.
Works with the cleaning team
The machine takes suitable repetitive floor work while cleaners stay focused on washrooms, touchpoints, spills, waste, detailing and anything that needs a person.
Cost effectiveness
See what the monthly difference could look like.
Start with your current team size and enter your own monthly cost per full-time cleaner.
Current cleaning team
4 cleaners
Monthly cost per full-time cleaner
Your figure
$
Default cleaner cost: $3,200/month · Machine: $1,500/month
Current setup
4 cleaners
$12,800
With Hiremop technology
2 cleaners + 1 machine
$7,900
Illustrative comparison. Actual manpower requirements and suitability depend on the site.
From site to operation
We manage the journey, not just the machine.
You do not need to know which machine, route setup or operating method is right for your building. We work that out with you and take responsibility for putting it into practice.
We understand the site
We look at the floor, traffic, obstacles, access, cleaning hours and the way your cleaning operation works today.
We select and configure
We identify the work that is practical to automate, choose suitable equipment and plan the routes and operating windows.
We integrate it with the team
We define what the machine handles, what the cleaners handle and how both fit into one daily cleaning routine.
We operate and support it
We put the machine into service, manage the agreed operating routine and remain your point of contact for support.
The technology stays in the background. The cleaning result stays visible.
Once it is deployed, the machine becomes part of the cleaning routine — docked, charged and scheduled around the way the building is actually used.
Docked, charged and ready
Hiremop plans the operating routine so the machine is ready when its cleaning window begins.
Scheduled floor care
Large hard-floor areas can be covered on planned routes while cleaners focus on the work that needs them.
Planned for commercial environments
We account for layout, access, obstacles and cleaning windows before the machine becomes part of the operation.
One cleaning operation
The machine and the cleaning team work as one service.
You should not have to manage them separately. Hiremop coordinates the work so automation supports the cleaners instead of becoming another thing for your team to manage.
Takes on suitable repetitive floor work
- Mapped open-floor routes
- Long corridors and larger floor areas
- Scheduled routine floor cleaning
- Repeatable work that suits automation
Focuses on the work that still needs people
- Washrooms and pantries
- Bins, touchpoints and detailing
- Edges, spills and changing conditions
- Tasks that need judgement and attention
Where it works best
Automation earns its place where it removes repetitive work.
Clear routes, suitable floors and meaningful amounts of repeat floor cleaning are usually where the technology delivers the most practical value.
Offices & commercial buildings
Long corridors, lift lobbies and open hard-floor areas can be separated from higher-detail cleaning tasks.
A good fit when floor cleaning takes up a large part of the daily shift.Retail & public spaces
Broad floor areas can be cleaned during suitable lower-traffic windows while staff remain available for spills, edges and customer-facing needs.
A good fit where large public floor areas need regular attention.Warehouses & large facilities
Long aisles and large floor plates can suit repetitive autonomous routes while the team handles loading areas, edges and obstacles.
A good fit where long routes and large floor plates take significant manual time.Hotels & common areas
Suitable common spaces may be scheduled around guest traffic while staff remain focused on presentation, detail and guest-facing work.
A good fit when common-area floor work takes time away from other service tasks.We advise before you commit
If automation does not make sense for your site, we will say so.
Our role is to recommend what works for the operation, not to force a machine into every building. Sometimes conventional cleaning is still the better answer.
Strong fit for assessment
- Large, repeatable hard-floor areas
- Long corridors or predictable circulation routes
- Regular cleaning windows with manageable traffic
- Sites where floor cleaning occupies significant manpower time
- Facilities looking to increase coverage without simply adding headcount
Needs a closer look
- Highly cluttered or frequently changing floor layouts
- Very tight spaces and many small rooms
- Heavy pedestrian interaction throughout the cleaning window
- Floor conditions or transitions unsuitable for the selected machine
- Sites where detailed manual cleaning is the majority of the workload
Want to see whether this would be practical for your site?
Share your current cleaning setup, manpower arrangement and floor areas with us. We can show you where automation may help, what it may cost, and whether Hiremop can run it for you in a practical, hassle-free way.