Commercial cleaning Facility supply Cleaning robotics

A smarter way to keep facilities clean.

Commercial cleaning, facility supplies and autonomous cleaning technology — from one trusted partner.

Explore Supplies
A Goldline technician reviews a tablet beside an autonomous floor scrubber cleaning a distribution-centre aisle.
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  • Cleaning Technician supervising the route and detailing
  • Robotics Autonomous scrubber on a scheduled route
  • Facility Distribution centre, overnight program

A smarter way to keep facilities clean.

One partner

One partner. Three solutions.

Most facilities manage cleaning through several disconnected vendors. Goldline brings the people, the products and the technology into one program, with one standard and one accountable team.

  • Janitorial contractor
  • Supply distributor
  • Equipment dealer
  • Robotics provider

BecomesGoldline

Four separate vendors — janitorial contractor, supply distributor, equipment dealer and robotics provider — consolidated into one Goldline program.
  1. A cleaning technician wipes a glass meeting-room partition in an office after hours, with snow and city lights outside.

    01Goldline Services

    Commercial cleaning, held to a written standard.

    Trained teams, documented scopes and regular inspections, so quality doesn’t drift.

    Cleaning services
  2. 02Goldline Supply

    Everything your cleaning program runs on.

    Professional chemicals, consumables, equipment and machines, specified by people who clean for a living.

    Explore supplies
  3. 03Goldline Robotics

    Autonomous cleaning, properly deployed.

    We assess your facility, prove the fit with a live demonstration, then deploy, train and support.

    Explore robotics
    Illustrative diagram — not a specific facility or robot

Goldline Services

Commercial cleaning built around your facility.

Every program starts with a site assessment and a written scope. From there, the schedule, the team and the inspection routine are built for the way your building actually works.

A cleaning technician wipes a glass meeting-room partition in an office after hours, with snow and city lights outside.
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  1. 01

    Customized programs

    Scope, frequency and products written for your building, not copied from a template.

  2. 02

    Scheduled services

    Day, evening, overnight and day-porter coverage planned around how the facility runs.

  3. 03

    Professional teams

    Trained, supervised teams working from site checklists, with a named account lead.

  4. 04

    Quality control

    Scheduled inspections scored against the written standard. Issues logged and closed.

  5. 05

    Facility-specific workflows

    Sequences and zones built around your traffic, surfaces and risk areas.

  6. 06

Program anatomy — example overnight office program

  • Cleaning team
  • Autonomous robot
  • Quality check
Arrive, brief, set up
Washrooms & kitchens
Robot: corridor & open-plan floors
Workstations & touchpoints
Inspection & restock
Illustrative only. Actual schedules are set during the site assessment.
Professional cleaning supplies in a row: chemical jug, spray bottle, microfibre cloths, paper towel, dispenser, floor pad and squeegee.
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  1. 01

    Review

    We review what each site uses today: products, dispensers, quantities and spend.

  2. 02

    Standardize

    An approved product list and dispenser standard for every site.

  3. 03

    Set par levels

    Agreed stock levels per site, so reorders are planned, not urgent.

  4. 04

    Replenish

    Recurring orders delivered on schedule, or restocked by your Goldline cleaning team.

  5. 05

    Report

    Usage by site and category, reviewed with your account lead.

Low view of an autonomous floor scrubber cleaning a retail aisle after hours while an employee walks past.
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Goldline Robotics

The next shift doesn’t need to wait.

Autonomous cleaning. Human oversight.

Autonomous scrubbers and vacuums take on large, repetitive floor areas on a schedule, so your team can focus on washrooms, detail and inspection. Goldline assesses the fit, deploys the robot, trains your operators and reviews the results.

  • 01Automation is recommended only where the floor, layout and schedule support it.
  • 02Every robot is supervised by a trained Goldline or client operator.
  • 03People remain responsible for detail work, washrooms and quality checks.
  • 04Performance is reviewed from run data, not assumptions.
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Illustrative diagram — not a specific facility or robot

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Routes are planned, then repeated.

The robot localizes itself against the map and follows the planned route, adjusting its path as the space changes.

The Goldline System

Assess. Clean. Supply. Automate. Optimize.

One operating model behind every program. It starts with the facts of your facility and keeps improving the program as your operation changes.

01 · Goldline

Start with the facts.

We walk your site, measure traffic and surfaces, and review what you spend today.

What happens

  • Site walk and area measurement
  • Traffic, surfaces and schedules
  • Current scope, supply and spend
  • Robotics suitability check

Outcome A documented picture of the facility

Learn moreabout Assess

02 · Goldline Services

Set the standard.

Trained Goldline teams deliver a written scope, on schedule, every shift.

What happens

  • Written scope and cleaning standard
  • Site checklists and trained teams
  • Named account lead
  • Day porter and periodic work

Outcome A program delivered to a written standard

Learn moreabout Clean

03 · Goldline Supply

Equip it properly.

The right products and equipment for each surface, stocked before you run out.

What happens

  • Approved product list
  • Dispenser standard
  • Par levels and replenishment
  • Equipment and machines

Outcome Consistent products at every site

Learn moreabout Supply

04 · Goldline Robotics

Put robots on the repetitive work.

Autonomous scrubbers and vacuums take on large, routine floor areas so people can focus on detail.

What happens

  • Suitability and ROI review
  • Live demonstration
  • Mapping, training and go-live
  • Supervised operation

Outcome Repeatable floor coverage, recorded per run

Learn moreabout Automate

05 · Goldline

Prove it. Improve it.

Inspections, coverage data and regular reviews keep the program getting better.

What happens

  • Scheduled inspections
  • Issue log and resolution
  • Supply usage and robot run data
  • Program reviews

Outcome A program that improves over time

Learn moreabout Optimize
How a Goldline program grows with a facility Illustrative sequence. Many clients start with one pillar and add others as the program matures.
PhaseAssessCleanSupplyAutomateOptimize
01 · Start Cleaning program Assessment, written scope and a trained team.IncludedIncludedNot yetNot yetNot yet
02 · Expand Cleaning + supply Products and consumables standardized and replenished.IncludedIncludedIncludedNot yetNot yet
03 · Automate Robotics added Repetitive floor areas moved to autonomous robots.IncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedNot yet
04 · Optimize One integrated program People, products and robots reviewed together, across sites.IncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded

Why Goldline

Cleaning should be managed like every other part of a well-run facility: with a clear standard, the right resources and transparent reporting.

How Goldline works
  1. 01

    Assessment before price

    We walk the facility before we quote, so the scope reflects the building.

  2. 02

    A written standard

    Every site has a documented scope, frequency and definition of clean.

  3. 03

    One accountable contact

    A named account lead across cleaning, supply and robotics.

  4. 04

    Inspection, not assumption

    Quality is checked on a schedule and reported to you.

  5. 05

    Automation where it fits

    Robots are recommended only when the floor, layout and schedule support them.

Case studies

Proof, when it’s ready to publish.

Client results are published only with written approval and verified figures. These templates show the structure each case study will follow.

A Goldline technician reviews a tablet beside an autonomous floor scrubber cleaning a distribution-centre aisle.
Case study template

Warehouse & distribution · Distribution centre

Approved headline (to be confirmed)

Client: Client name, with written approval (to be confirmed)

  • Cleaning
  • Supply
  • Robotics
Floor area automated
Verified (to be confirmed)
Hours reallocated
Verified (to be confirmed)
Inspection score
Verified (to be confirmed)
A facility manager and a Goldline operations lead review an inspection report on a tablet in an office lobby.
Case study template

Office & corporate · Multi-site office portfolio

Approved headline (to be confirmed)

Client: Client name, with written approval (to be confirmed)

  • Cleaning
  • Supply
Sites standardized
Verified (to be confirmed)
Supply SKUs consolidated
Verified (to be confirmed)
Issues closed
Verified (to be confirmed)
Low view of an autonomous floor scrubber cleaning a retail aisle after hours while an employee walks past.
Case study template

Retail · Retail store network

Approved headline (to be confirmed)

Client: Client name, with written approval (to be confirmed)

  • Cleaning
  • Robotics
Stores deployed
Verified (to be confirmed)
Route completion
Verified (to be confirmed)
Payback period
Verified (to be confirmed)

Approved client testimonial (to be confirmed)

Name (to be confirmed), Facility Manager · Company (to be confirmed)

Let’s build a cleaner facility.

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