From the Inland Empire fulfillment corridor to the port-adjacent logistics parks of Long Beach and Carson, and from hospital campuses to studio lots and universities, Los Angeles has more square feet of hard floor per night crew than almost anywhere. First Class Building Supply & Services delivers, deploys, trains and supports Gausium cleaning robots across Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire.
The largest floors in the region share one thing: a fixed cleaning window and never enough hours in it.
Ontario, Riverside and San Bernardino fulfillment buildings and the South Bay warehouses near the ports, where the slab collects tire marks and dust around the clock.
Transload and container-freight buildings in Long Beach and Carson run on shift schedules, so the robot's route is timed to the quiet hours between waves.
Long corridors, sheet vinyl and a cleaning crew that cannot close a wing. A quiet autonomous scrubber works in short windows and logs its coverage.
Stages, mills, commissaries and office buildings spread across a lot. One robot with several maps, or two units, replace the floor-care hours that are hardest to staff.
We already deliver and support robots for customers outside our home market, and Los Angeles is served the same way: our team does the mapping, the training and the service.
Scheduled delivery to your site anywhere from the Westside to the Inland Empire, with unboxing, charging and a docking check.
We map each route on the floor, set no-go zones around docks, stages and equipment, and time the runs for your quiet window.
Night lead and supervisor learn the controls, the app and the consumables routine before we leave; a quick card stays on site.
Maintenance is scheduled; faults bring a technician to your building; brushes, squeegees and filters ship from stock.
Every run produces a map and a summary. Third-party logistics operators forward them to their customers as proof of service.
The person who mapped the floor answers the phone.
Logistics operators with owned buildings usually buy; tenants on shorter leases prefer a monthly plan; hospitals and universities often purchase from capital. All three appear in one proposal.
You own the machine. Delivery, mapping and training are included; add an annual service plan if you want maintenance covered.
One monthly rate covers the robot, software and updates, preventive maintenance, parts and service. The asset stays with us; the clean floor and the reports are yours.
Fixed monthly payments over a set term, with a path to ownership. Suits budgets that plan in payments but want the equipment on the books.
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.
Slab warehouses, hospital corridors and carpeted campus buildings are covered by three Gausium models.
The scrubber-sweeper for Inland Empire and port-side slab: debris and dust collected, concrete scrubbed, in one pass.
The heavy-duty scrubber for the largest open floors, from cross-dock buildings to studio mills.
Autonomous vacuuming for carpeted office buildings, hospital patient wings and university halls.
We bring a robot to the building, run it on a section of your floor and send a proposal based on what we measured.
Floor finishes, ramps, dock doors, elevators, charging spots and storage are noted with your facilities lead.
Concrete, VCT, terrazzo or carpet, and how much of each, sets the model and the nightly run time.
One recommendation, or two units for a campus that mixes surfaces or spans several buildings.
The robot maps and cleans a representative area while your team watches, usually within two hours.
Buy, lease and Robot-as-a-Service side by side, with the demo's coverage map.
Yes. Delivery, mapping, training and service cover Los Angeles, the South Bay and ports, the Inland Empire including Ontario, Riverside and San Bernardino, and Orange County including Anaheim and Irvine.
It depends on the model and stock at the time of order; we confirm a delivery date in the proposal. Availability and lead time vary, so we do not publish a fixed number of weeks.
Sometimes. A robot stores several maps, so one unit can rotate between buildings if someone moves it. For a large lot or campus we usually recommend two smaller units over one large one, and the demo settles which.
First Class. Preventive maintenance is scheduled, a technician comes to your site for faults, and consumables ship from stock. On Robot-as-a-Service that is all inside the monthly rate.
Yes. The sensors stop it for people and vehicles and it re-routes around obstacles. Logistics sites tend to run it between shifts; hospitals run short daytime windows in low-traffic wings.
City, floor area and floor type are enough to start. We will call to set a time and confirm which model to bring.