Application help for commercial floor-care teams Selection worksheets and maintenance notes
A useful inquiry begins with five facts

Talk to Clarke about the floor, route, soil, time, and support plan

Use the channels below to organize the discussion. This page does not publish an unverified street address, phone number, or service promise; availability and routing are confirmed in the response to your inquiry.

For a new application, measure the tightest doorway and turn rather than sending only the total building area. For an existing machine, use the exact identification shown on the equipment and describe the condition in sequence: what the operator was doing, what changed, what was observed, and which documented checks were completed. Clear evidence reduces avoidable back-and-forth.

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Application questions

Describe floor material, finish, typical and worst-case soil, cleanable area, minimum clear width, ramps, drains, water access, and the operating window. Add photographs or a route sketch when available.

Prepare the brief
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Equipment discussion

Identify whether you are evaluating a walk-behind scrubber, ride-on scrubber, floor machine, pressure washer, or an open category. Existing Clarke model numbers and current operating problems are useful context.

Review categories
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Documentation and service

For manuals, parts, maintenance, or troubleshooting, include the exact model and serial identification when appropriate, the observed condition, when it occurs, and the checks already completed. Safety instructions and model documentation take priority.

Open resources
Commercial floor-care route review at a facility

What happens after you send the brief?

  1. The request is routed by topic and available support channel.
  2. Missing route or machine details are clarified before a recommendation is framed.
  3. Any model discussion is checked against current documentation and the intended application.

A website inquiry cannot confirm suitability on its own. Surface condition, approved chemistry, local safety procedures, operator training, service access, and representative testing remain part of the decision.

Describe the working condition

Approximate dimensions are useful; measured minimum clearance is better. Avoid sending confidential personal or operational information that is not needed for the equipment discussion.