A Las Vegas floor never closes. Casino carpet that runs for acres, resort corridors, convention halls that turn over between shows, arenas, hospitals and the distribution centers of Henderson and North Las Vegas all need cleaning that fits around people, not the other way round. First Class Building Supply & Services delivers, deploys, trains and supports Gausium cleaning robots across the Las Vegas valley.
Carpet and hard floor in the same building, guests on the floor at all hours, and surveillance that watches everything. Four property types account for most demos here.
Patterned carpet across the gaming floor and hard-floor corridors behind it. The property keeps its own environmental services team; we supply the equipment, the mapping, the training and the service, and the robot works alongside that team.
Exhibit halls and concourses that go from move-out to opening overnight, cleaned by a machine that follows the same map every time and docks itself when done.
Slab warehouses on the valley's industrial corridors with the same dust and tire-mark problem as any logistics floor.
Corridors that stay open around the clock and a floor-care crew that is stretched. A quiet scrubber runs short windows and records coverage.
The robot arrives with mapping, training and a service plan, set up by our team, with the property's security and surveillance reviews built into the schedule.
Scheduled delivery to your Las Vegas property through the loading dock your security team designates.
We map routes on the floor, set no-go zones around cages, counts, kitchens and stages, and time runs to the property's quietest hours.
The environmental services lead and the overnight shift learn the controls, the app and the emptying routine; a quick card stays on the floor.
Maintenance is scheduled; faults bring a technician to the property; brushes, filters, pads and squeegees ship from stock.
Each run produces a map and a summary, which is what your security team will want to review and what housekeeping uses to prove the route was completed.
One person at First Class owns the account from the demo onward.
Resort operators usually want a service plan with maintenance inside it, convention venues often lease, and warehouse operators buy. The proposal shows all three.
Own the machine outright. Delivery, mapping and training are included, and an annual service plan is available.
One monthly rate covers the robot, software and updates, preventive maintenance, parts and service. We own the machine; the property gets the clean floor and the log.
Fixed monthly payments over a set term, with a path to ownership at the end.
About $680 a month financed over 60 months, subject to credit approval, versus $2,500 to $4,000 a month in part-time floor labor. See how those numbers are built, or compare the three options in detail.
Casino carpet needs a vacuum; back-of-house and convention halls need a scrubber; corridors and smaller spaces suit a compact unit.
Autonomous vacuuming for the patterned carpet of a gaming floor and the corridors of a resort tower.
The scrubber-sweeper for exhibit halls, arena concourses and the slab of a Henderson warehouse.
A compact four-in-one for restaurant fronts, pre-function areas and back-of-house corridors that mix surfaces.
We bring a robot to the property, run it on a section of your floor within the window security approves, and send a written proposal.
Carpet and hard-floor areas, restricted zones, freight elevators, charging spots and storage, walked with facilities and security.
How much carpet and how much hard floor sets the model and the nightly run time.
One recommendation, or a vacuum for the gaming floor and a scrubber for back-of-house.
The robot maps and cleans a section while your team and surveillance watch how it behaves around guests.
Buy, lease and Robot-as-a-Service side by side, with the demo's coverage map.
It can, within the areas and hours the property approves. The sensors stop it for guests and carts and it re-routes around obstacles; most properties start with the quietest hours and widen the window after surveillance has watched it work. The full casino deployment detail is on our casinos and hospitality page.
The Vacuum 40 handles the carpet of the gaming floor and corridors; Omnie and the scrubbers handle hard floor in exhibit halls, kitchens' service corridors and warehouses; Phantas covers smaller mixed-surface areas. Many properties run a vacuum and a scrubber on separate maps.
Yes. Delivery, mapping, training and service cover the whole valley: Las Vegas and the Strip, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin and Boulder City.
No. The property keeps its own EVS team or contractor. What First Class supplies is the equipment, the mapping, the training and the service; the robot takes the repetitive floor route so the team's hours go elsewhere.
First Class. Maintenance is scheduled, a technician comes to the property for faults, and consumables ship from stock. On Robot-as-a-Service that is all inside the monthly rate.
Property, floor area and floor type are enough to start. We will call to set a time that works with your security team and confirm the model.