AI-powered robots that scrub, sweep, vacuum and dust-mop on their own, delivered, deployed and serviced by First Class Building Supply & Services. We right-size a robot for your space, then you choose how to own it: buy, lease, or Robot-as-a-Service. Delivered, deployed and supported by our own team.
Automate repetitive floor work and reallocate staff to higher-value tasks.
The same route, pace and coverage every shift, with cleaning reports you can show clients.
Auto-docking and recharging let robots run scheduled routes outside business hours.
Scrubber models with water-recycling filtration are designed to reduce freshwater use.
From compact retail floors to large logistics parks: scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and dust-mopping. Specifications are manufacturer figures from gausium.com/products; we confirm the right model for your facility during the walkthrough.
Gausium's flagship model. Multimodal navigation with 3D LiDAR and panoramic vision handles complex, high-traffic environments such as airports, transit hubs and warehouses while it scrubs and sweeps dry and wet waste in a single pass.
All-in-one vacuum, sweep, scrub and dust-mop. Cleans tight spots such as under-table areas and narrow aisles with strong edge coverage.
4-in-1 cleaning with a 24 kPa suction motor and H13 HEPA filtration, suited to offices, carpet and mixed-floor environments.
Robotic scrubber with water-recycling filtration designed to reduce freshwater use. Handles polished concrete, tile, VCT and more.
Built for warehouses, manufacturing and big-box retail, with a 270° rotational brush head and an oil-cleaning mode.
Optimized for agility in retail, healthcare and light-industrial spaces. Automated internal rinsing reduces manual maintenance.
Designed for hypermarkets and warehouse operations, with extended runtime for big footprints.
Heavy-duty dry sweeping, indoors and out. Picks up fine dust and sand as well as paper scraps, bottles and wood chips, with edge cleaning and self-cleaning HEPA filtration.
Also available: charging docks and workstations. Ask us about the full Gausium range.
Robots earn their place on large square footage: the floors where cleanliness, dust control and labor hours are measured. One guide per facility type, in the order we sell into them: warehouses and distribution centers; property managers of large buildings and malls; schools and universities; airports and transit; data centers; hospitals, hospital labs and bio labs; manufacturing plants that need dust control; and, as a smaller part, casinos and hospitality.
Gaming floors that never close, hotel corridors, back of house and convention space. Which robot vacuums carpet, which scrubs hard floor, and what surveillance will ask.
Read the guide →Guides for warehouses and distribution centers, property-managed buildings and malls, schools and universities, airports and transit, data centers, hospitals and labs, and manufacturing plants are being written, in that order. Until then, the buy or lease page has a short note on each. All industries.
Describe the facility in the quote form and we will tell you which model and which ownership option to look at first.
Each page covers the facility types, models and demo process for that area. Somewhere else? Ask in the quote form and we confirm coverage before anything is scheduled.
Distribution centers, hospitals, campuses and airport logistics. Janitorial crews too.
Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond campuses, retail and business parks. Janitorial crews too.
Corridor warehouses, tech campuses, hospitals and malls.
Tech campuses, biotech labs, hospitals and distribution.
Inland Empire and port logistics, hospitals, studios and campuses.
Biotech, hospitals, universities, hotels and warehouses.
Dusty slab warehouses, data centers, campuses and malls.
Casinos, resorts, convention centers, arenas and warehouses.
Three ways to put a cleaning robot to work in your facility. Pick the one that fits your budget and how you like to manage costs.
Want the full breakdown of terms, what is included and who owns the robot at the end? The detail lives on its own page.
Compare buy, lease and Robot-as-a-Service in detail → See the monthly costHow much does a cleaning robot cost per month? The full breakdown, with the math and when a robot does not pay off.
| Buy | Lease | Robot-as-a-Service | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Highest | Low | Lowest / none |
| Payment style | One-time | Fixed term | Monthly subscription |
| Maintenance & support | Optional add-on | Optional add-on | Included |
| Software & updates | Included | Included | Included |
| Ownership | You own it | Option to own | Service / return |
| Flexibility to scale | Lower | Medium | Highest |
| Suited to | Stable, long-term use | Cash-flow planning | Trying robotics / variable needs |
*Tax treatment depends on your situation; consult your accountant. Pricing and terms are quoted per facility after a walkthrough. First Class is not a financial or legal advisor.
We handle the rollout so your team can focus on the results.
We assess your floors, layout and cleaning goals to recommend the right model.
Buy, lease or Robot-as-a-Service. We quote per facility with the pricing written out.
We deliver, map routes, train staff and integrate the robot with your cleaning program.
Ongoing monitoring, maintenance and cleaning reports keep it performing.
Tell us about your space and how you would like to own the robot. We will follow up with a recommendation and pricing for buy, lease and a monthly service plan.