Facilitieswe serve
Eight facility types, each with different washroom realities — mapped, supplied and serviced accordingly.
Why service differs by facility type
A washroom program is shaped by the building it serves: an office runs steady weekday traffic, a gym concentrates load into three daily windows, a school follows the academic calendar, and a hospital runs on infection-prevention rules. The eight facility types below each get their own service pattern — same hardware, different frequencies, placements and documentation. The hardware barely changes between them; the schedule, placement and documentation do. An office settles on a four-week disposal cycle, a gym triples its load every January, a school empties for the summer, and a hospital requires no-touch units with full-unit exchange rather than emptying in place. Programs are priced per washroom and per visit, so a facility type costs more only when it genuinely needs more service. Each page below sets out the traffic pattern, the placement rules and the documentation that facility type is actually asked for.
Frequently asked
What if our facility spans more than one type?
Common — a tower with a gym floor, a campus with clinics. The schedule is set per washroom, not per building, so each area gets the cadence its traffic needs inside one contract. The site walk maps this washroom by washroom.
Do different facility types pay different rates?
Rates follow washroom count, visit frequency and route density rather than facility category. A high-traffic gym costs more than a quiet office because it needs more visits — not because of its label. The quote prices your actual washrooms.