Does your team still spend 4-6 hours per day
talking to the floor instead of your customers?

2-4 HRS: YOU START YOUR DAY WITH A DIRTY ENTRY WAY… LET THE GAMES BEGIN… MAYBE WE COULD JUST SPOT CLEAN 1X EVERY HR.
30 MINS. YOUR TEAM SWEEPS UP THE ICE & WILL HOPEFULLY MOP/VACUUM OR SPOT CLEAN AT SOME POINT.
IT’S A GOOD THING ONLY 1 THING EVER FALLS TO THE FLOOR… OTHERWISE THIS COULD REALLY ADD UP…
30 MINS. YOUR TEAM FINDS CAKE IN HIDDEN PLACES… & LIKELY SPENDS MORE TIME PICKING IT UP.
30 MINS. YOUR TEAM CLEANS FLOORS… AGAIN. WE WON’T PUT IN THE TIME SPENT WALKING TO GRAB THE RIGHT BROOM/MOP THAT YOU KNOW CUSTOMERS LOVE STARING AT.
2HRS … NO SLIPS OR LAWSUITS ON YOUR WATCH… & YES, 2HRS IS A CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE FOR A FULL DAY…
60 MINS. THEY EITHER START FLOOR CLEANING BEFORE LAST CUSTOMER, MAKING THEM FEEL UNWELCOME OR RUSH THROUGH FLOORS, LEAVING THE MESS FOR OPENERS.
& YES, YOU START ALL OVER AGAIN TOMORROW.

OK, manual floor cleaning is a losing game… but do you know what you’re losing?

Average location-based entertainment operators spend
~$3K per month, or 4-6 hours per day, on just cleaning the floors.
What else could you have your team do each shift if they didn’t have to play a losing floor cleaning game?
52% of customers have avoided businesses purely because the space “looked” dirty.
You’ve done it, we’ve done it, word spreads… & your floors are the most visible part of your space.
These younger generations are recruit, hard to keep, & especially don’t like to clean …
The more you have your team clean, the faster your team will either burnout & leave.