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Kärcher Floor Scrubbers & Sweepers in Northeast Ohio

Kärcher builds floor scrubbers and sweepers for warehouses, plants and docks. We sell new Kärcher walk-behind and ride-on machines in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. The same buildings we put forklifts in need clean floors.

Smooth concrete floor in a warm-lit warehouse with tall racks
NEW — Kärcher

New Kärcher floor scrubbers & sweepers in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Free, no-obligation quotes.

The line

Why we quote Kärcher

A sweeper picks up dust and debris. A scrubber washes the floor and picks up the dirty water. Many warehouses use both: a sweeper for the loose dirt and a scrubber for oil, tire marks and grime. Kärcher builds both, as walk-behind and ride-on machines.

For big floors, a ride-on machine saves hours. The Kärcher B 150 R is a ride-on scrubber built for large areas. The KM 150/500 R is a battery ride-on sweeper with a cleaning width of up to 59 inches. Battery models run quiet and give off no exhaust, so they suit indoor work.

Clean floors are safer and easier on forklifts. Dust and debris wear tires and bearings, and a slick floor makes stopping harder. In Northeast Ohio winters, trucks and boots also track salt and slush inside. We size the machine to your floor area and the dirt you deal with. New Kärcher machines are sold in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. In Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County, we offer used forklifts, forklift rentals and service.

What we supply

Kärcher at a glance

The Kärcher lineup we carry new.

  1. 01Walk-behind floor scrubbers
  2. 02Ride-on floor scrubbers, including the B 150 R
  3. 03Walk-behind sweepers
  4. 04Ride-on sweepers, including the KM 150/500 R

Applications

Where Kärcher fits in Northeast Ohio

Large warehouse floors

Ride-on scrubbers and sweepers that cover big areas fast

Plants with oil and grime

Scrubbers that wash the floor and pick up the dirty water

Docks and staging areas

Sweepers for dust, shrink wrap scraps and debris

Smaller buildings

Walk-behind machines for tight aisles and small floors

Before you buy

Before you buy a Kärcher floor scrubber or sweeper: what to check

These checks help you pick the right machine the first time. We go through each one with you before we quote.

  1. 1

    Sweeper, scrubber or both

    A sweeper picks up loose dirt. A scrubber washes the floor. Many buildings need both.

  2. 2

    Size the machine to the floor

    Measure the floor area you clean each shift. That decides walk-behind or ride-on, and the cleaning width.

  3. 3

    Battery and charging

    Battery machines need a charging spot and a charge schedule that fits your shifts.

  4. 4

    Plan for winter salt

    Salt and slush tracked in from outside need more frequent scrubbing in the cold months.

Questions

Kärcher questions

1

Where can I buy a new Kärcher floor scrubber in Northeast Ohio?

We sell new Kärcher floor scrubbers and sweepers in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. That covers Akron, Canton and the towns around them. In Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County, we do not sell new Kärcher machines, but we offer used forklifts, forklift rentals and service. Call (330) 578-7254.

2

What is the difference between a floor scrubber and a sweeper?

A floor sweeper picks up dust and loose debris. A floor scrubber washes the floor with water and cleaning solution, then picks up the dirty water. Sweep first for loose dirt, then scrub for oil and grime.

3

Do I need a ride-on or walk-behind machine?

A ride-on machine suits large, open floors, because it cleans more area per hour. A walk-behind machine suits smaller floors and tight aisles. We size the machine to the floor area you clean each shift.

4

Why do clean floors matter for forklifts?

Clean floors help forklifts stop, steer and last longer. Dust and debris wear tires and bearings. Oil and slush make floors slick. A regular sweep and scrub is cheap insurance for trucks and people.

Need a Kärcher
quote?

Tell us the job, the building and the floor. We match the machine to the work, not the catalog.