Why refusing to automate cleaning is uneconomical
Manual labor: expensive, slow, unstable
Although manual cleaning seems “familiar and understandable,” it comes with a number of hidden costs:
Labor costs: even with minimum wages, personnel costs can amount to hundreds of thousands of rubles per month.
Vacations, sick leave, turnover: the company is forced to keep reserve staff.
Reduced productivity: one employee cleans an average of 300–400 m² per hour, which is 2–3 times slower than a robot.
Lack of consistent quality
The human factor is the main enemy of perfect cleaning. Missed areas, uneven cleaning, equipment wear, and staff fatigue directly affect the result.