Stratus for contractors: One machine. Many jobs.
Cities, industries, and institutions don’t exist to clean streets. Their focus is on transport, production, services, or safety. However, when roads become cluttered, drains overflow, or debris accumulates after an event or storm, they turn to contractors. Because cleaning may not be their job, but someone has to get it done. Reliably. Visibly. Without excuses.
That’s where contractors come in. From post-festival cleanups to daily municipal routes industrial perimeters to airport loops, contractors are trusted to deliver consistent, end-to-end results. But the stakes are high. Every delay risks penalties. Every missed patch risks renewal. Every mechanical failure cuts into margins and reputation. This is a business where every minute on the road counts — and every missed one costs money.
Contract-based street cleaning is about more than sweeping. It’s about delivering outcomes under pressure. To win contracts and keep them, contractors need machines built not just for performance but for consistency, uptime, and adaptability across every zone, every client, every shift.
Hurdles in contract-based street cleaning
1. High-stakes delivery
Missed zones, missed contracts
Contractors operate under strict SLAs and client scrutiny, where even a small missed patch, delayed start, or incomplete cleanup can trigger penalties, payment cuts, or escalations. From city streets to airport loops, every surface must be consistently clean with no excuses, or no do-overs.
Tight slots, zero margin
Most sites allow cleaning only during early hours, shift changes, or low-traffic windows. Contractors must finish on time, every time. There’s no tolerance for slow equipment, crew delays, or mid-job breakdowns in such high-pressure environments.
2. Unreliable uptime
Downtime kills revenue
Slow support, big losses
Low-cost or imported machines often suffer from poor service coverage, limited parts availability, and long repair times. Delays in fixing small issues can spiral into missed SLAs, client dissatisfaction, and reputational harm
3. Labor bottlenecks
Labor problems hurt delivery
Manual doesn’t scale
4. One-tool limits
Every site is different
Contractors manage diverse clients like municipalities, highways, industrial parks, and airports. Each has its own unique terrains, debris types, and access constraints. A single machine typically cannot meet all cleaning needs, resulting in gaps or underperformance.
Wrong tool, wrong job
Stratus: The right sweeper for contract cleaning
1. Handles pressure & sweeps thoroughly
Full-site cleaning, first pass
Fast, quiet, and reliable
2. Consistently stays on the job
Built to stay on the road
Backed by a full ecosystem
3. Streamlined staffing, reliable delivery
Simplified operation, scaled delivery
Do more with fewer people
4. One machine, multiple functions
Versatile across zones
Stratus is built to clean where others struggle. Across highways, concrete yards, paver block lanes, tight alleys, or driveways. With its compact chassis, reverse sweeping, tight turning radius, and wide suction path, it adapts to changing layouts, debris types, and access challenges without slowing down. Whether it’s an industrial loading bay or a municipal street, Stratus delivers complete, consistent results across zones.
Complete coverage, no gaps
Where traditional sweepers stop, Stratus keeps going. Its onboard vacuum litter picker handles bulky waste and roadside trash piles. The pressure washer tackles oil stains or drain overflows. With Stratus, you’re never stuck with “almost clean.”
Contractors don’t have the luxury of trial and error. They need machines that show up, hold up, and deliver every single time, every site, every shift. Stratus is built for exactly that. It doesn’t just sweep; it drives uptime, reduces crew size, and unlocks faster, cleaner delivery across diverse cleaning jobs.
With Stratus in the fleet, contractors aren’t just meeting expectations, they’re outpacing them. Fewer machines. Fewer delays. More contracts won. More reputations protected. For contractors who clean under pressure, Stratus isn’t just a tool it’s the edge that keeps them ahead.