Indoors, nothing carries the dust and felt away. Our floor robot dust-mops and scrubs your courts after close, and our Tulsa team sets it up and services it.
Felt sheds on every hit and settles behind the baseline, right where players plant and turn. Har-Tru says ball fuzz and dust should come off indoor courts “to prevent slippery conditions.”
Dirt left on a court acts like sandpaper under players’ feet, per SportMaster.
That’s about 1,900 hours a year, modelled from ISSA cleaning times.
Surface makers call for a soft brush with a squeegee behind it, because dirt in standing water leaves stains.
An example day. Run hours are set with you.
TerraRobotix owns, monitors and services robot fleets around Tulsa, mowing for a hospital campus, a public park, a corporate campus, a golf course and a cemetery. Court care runs on the same model: we own the robot, set it up and keep it running.
We set it up, map your floors and keep it running. Purchase is available too.
The robot sends its alerts to our techs in Tulsa. Repairs, parts and filters are on us.
Your team empties the waste tank and rinses the brushes. We train them and time it.
No capital on a service plan. We quote after the trial, from what we measured.
It uses soft brushes and light pressure, and its dust-mop mode is dry. Every court starts in dust-mop mode, and scrubbing is added only on a schedule you set.
Acrylic and cushioned acrylic, modular tile and vinyl sports floors. Wood floors, carpet courts and clay aren’t a fit.
No. We map each side of the net as its own area, and the robot steers around posts, benches and ball carts.
Yes. Hard floors in the lobby and hallways are standard work, and it vacuums low-pile carpet.
A short daily check: empty the waste tank, rinse the brushes and refill the clean water after scrubbing. We do it ourselves on days 1 to 3 of the trial and time it, then train whoever you choose.
Nothing during the trial. After it, it’s a managed service at set monthly fees with no capital, or an outright purchase with setup and support from us. We quote after the trial, from what we measured on your floor.
A morning or a quiet afternoon works well. We’ll bring the robot, map one court on the spot and let you watch it pick up the fuzz. About 30 minutes.