Concrete floor in warehouse........

[Blue Monarch]

Bidding a concrete floor in a warehouse. About 11,000 feet of it. I won't have to move a thing.

What would you bid this at?

I intend to lay down chem, scrub with a rotary and extract with a Turbo.

 

[vincent]

Depends on the condition, lots of oil and grease or other hard stains?

probably between 25 and 30 cents/sq.ft.

 

[ACE]

I would rent an auto-scruber and see if it will give the results they are looking for. If so, you will get a much better production rate.

 

[Gary T]

Regardless of the machine you use, get some ShoreBest 2790. You will be quite happy you did.

 

[Shane T]

If you use your Turbo use the brush ring on it or be prepared to replace the white nylon ring on the bottom.

 

[Out of Character - 0]

Make sure there is not heavy rubber buildup from forklifts. Your turbo won't remove it and an autoscrubber may not as well.

Last month it COST me $7,200 in fuel, labor, and chems to do 20,000sf with heavy rubber in 70%. It was covered in dust and I misjudged it. After running a propane stripper, then autoscrubber, 4000psi and 250F was all that took off what was left. It was very slow going.

We also just did 30,000sf loaded with grease in a train engine repair plant. 2 riding autoscrubbers and 2 guys took 6 hours cleaning to make it look new.

Not what you asked, I know.