WAREHOUSING & LOGISTICS · CANADA-WIDE
Facility Management For Warehouses And Logistics Facilities
Dock equipment, floors, lighting, racking and building systems maintained around a operation that does not stop. Planned upkeep that keeps doors cycling and trucks moving through peak.
- Maintenance around live operations
- Dock and door programs
- 24/7 emergency response
Doors Keep Cycling
dock equipment maintained before it fails
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INSIDE A DISTRIBUTION FACILITY
What Facility Management Covers In A Warehouse
A distribution facility is judged on throughput, and almost every building failure in one shows up as throughput lost. A dock leveller out of service takes a bay out of rotation and backs trailers up in the yard. A floor joint breaking apart slows every forklift crossing it and damages the equipment doing so. A high-bay fitting out in an aisle slows picking and raises the error rate. Facility management in this environment is not about appearance, it is about keeping the physical building from becoming the constraint on how much product moves through it, and where cleaning is part of that scope it’s handled under the same standard as our Factory & Warehouse Cleaning program. That means the dock equipment, the floor, the lighting, the racking, the fire systems and the yard, all maintained on a schedule rather than fixed once they have already cost you shifts.Every warehouse takes racking impacts. Up
Fixing Things When They Fail
- A dock goes down mid-shift
- Emergency call-out rates on urgent repairs
- Bays out of rotation during peak
- Damage found only during an audit
A Planned Facility Program
- Dock equipment serviced on a cycle
- Planned rates and scheduled visits
- Repairs timed to quieter periods
- Racking and floors inspected routinely
RACKING DAMAGE
Forklift Impact Is Constant, Cumulative And Rarely Logged
Everything Else In The Building Building services and the staff areas that keep an operation working, including fire detection and sprinkler systems covered under our Explore Fire Detection & Protection Services and back-office support such as our Mailroom & Courier Services page.
WHAT WE MAINTAIN
Building Systems And The Working Environment
Two Programs Covering The Building Your Operation Runs Inside.
DOCKS, DOORS & STRUCTURE
The Equipment Throughput Depends On
The moving parts and surfaces that decide how fast product gets in and out.
- Dock leveller servicing and repair
- Overhead and dock door maintenance
- Dock seals, bumpers and restraints
- Floor slab and joint repair
- Line marking and floor coatings
- Racking inspection and repair
SYSTEMS & FACILITIES
Everything Else In The Building
Building services and the staff areas that keep an operation working.
- High-bay lighting maintenance
- HVAC and ventilation servicing
- Fire detection and sprinkler systems
- Warehouse floor scrubbing and dust control
- Washrooms, break rooms and offices
- Yard, lot and grounds maintenance
ASSETS WE KEEP RUNNING
The Equipment And Areas We Cover
From The Dock Face To The Yard Gate.
Dock Levellers
Overhead & Dock Doors
Dock Seals & Bumpers
Warehouse Floor Slab
Line Marking & Safety Zones
Pallet Racking
High-Bay Lighting
Fire & Sprinkler Systems
HVAC & Ventilation
Washrooms & Break Rooms
Offices & Admin Areas
Lots & Trailer Parking
Dock levellers and doors sit at the top of that list because they carry the highest cycle count of anything in the building and the most direct link to throughput. A door cycling several hundred times a day wears predictably, which means most failures are preventable on a service schedule and expensive when they are not. The same logic applies to floor joints under constant forklift traffic. These are the assets where planned maintenance pays for itself fastest, which is why they lead the program rather than sitting inside the general building upkeep covered by Learn about our Building Facility Management Services.
MAINTENANCE WITHOUT STOPPING THE OPERATION
How We Work Around A Building That Never Closes
1
Operating Pattern Review
We map your shift coverage, receiving and dispatch peaks, and quieter windows before scheduling anything.
2
Zone And Aisle Sequencing
Work is planned aisle by aisle and bay by bay, so activity moves through the building rather than blocking it.
3
Peak Season Preparation
Dock equipment, doors, lighting and floors are serviced ahead of your peak, since that is when a failure costs the most.
4
Live Site Safety
Crews work to your traffic management, PPE and pedestrian separation rules, which matters in a building full of moving equipment.
5
Inspection And Reporting
Racking, floors and dock equipment are inspected on a cycle and reported with severity grading, so repairs are prioritised rather than guessed.
24/7
Coverage around your shifts
Peak
Serviced before the season
Graded
Racking inspection reporting
100%
Insured & bonded
OUR WAREHOUSE STANDARD
Why Warehouse Operators Choose Cleaning 365
In A Distribution Building, Maintenance Is A Throughput Decision.
Dock Equipment On A Cycle
Levellers, doors and seals serviced against cycle counts rather than replaced after they strand a bay mid-shift.
Racking Inspected And Graded
Damage identified, graded and repaired before a compromised upright becomes a collapse in a working aisle.
Floors Maintained, Not Patched
Joint repair, coatings and line marking handled properly, since forklift damage compounds every week it is left.
Serviced Before Peak
Critical equipment is worked through ahead of your busiest season instead of failing during it.
Work Around Live Operations
Aisle-by-aisle sequencing and your own traffic management rules, so maintenance never becomes the bottleneck.
One Contract For The Whole Site
Docks, floors, lighting, fire systems, cleaning and grounds under one agreement and one point of contact.
SITE PRICING
What Warehouse Facility Management Costs
Priced Around Building Size, Dock Count And How Hard The Site Runs.
Facility Size
Warehouse floor area and office space
Dock Count
Number of doors, levellers and bays
Operating Hours
Single shift, multi-shift or continuous
Service Scope
Building systems, cleaning, grounds or all three
Get A Site Survey Booked Before Your Peak Season
The worst time to discover a dock leveller needs replacing is the week your volumes double. We will survey your dock equipment, floors and racking at no cost and tell you what should be handled before peak.
What clients say
Warehouse Operators On Working With Us
“We lost two bays for most of a week in November because a leveller failed and the parts were not held anywhere nearby. Getting the dock equipment onto a service cycle was the obvious fix and nobody had ever proposed it.”
Distribution Centre Manager
Logistics facility, Vaughan
“The racking inspection found nine damaged uprights we had no record of. Nobody reports a knock because nothing happens at the time. That report was uncomfortable reading and exactly what we needed.”
Warehouse Manager
Distribution centre, Etobicoke
FAQ
Warehouse Facility Management, Answered
Yes. Work is sequenced aisle by aisle and bay by bay around your receiving and dispatch peaks, following your traffic management and pedestrian separation rules, with coordination for on-site waste handling covered through our Waste Collection & Recycling Services worked into the same schedule.
Yes. Levellers, overhead doors, seals, bumpers and restraints are serviced on a cycle, which is where planned maintenance pays back fastest in a distribution building.
Yes. Racking is inspected on a schedule with damage identified and graded by severity, so repairs are prioritised properly rather than guessed at.
Yes, including joint repair, patching, coatings and line marking. Floor damage under forklift traffic compounds quickly, so it is worth addressing early.
Yes, including relamping and fitting replacement at height, which needs access equipment and is best planned rather than done reactively aisle by aisle.
Yes. Ride-on scrubbing, dust control and general warehouse cleaning run alongside the maintenance program under the same contract.
Yes, including lot maintenance, line marking, grounds and winter snow and ice service, which matters where trailers and yard traffic move year-round.
A Plant That Is Always Ready To Be Walked
Cleaning and building systems scheduled around production, held to a written standard. Book a walkthrough on a production day.