ISSA CIMS · OSHA 29 CFR 1910
The jobs that keep running are the jobs nobody notices.
Floor machines, HEPA vacuums, industrial brooms and brushes, window and restroom tools, disinfectant chemistry, and facility PPE, for the in-house teams and commercial cleaners keeping DFW buildings operational.
Facilities management is governed less by a single dominant standard than by a web of practice frameworks and general-industry OSHA rules. The ISSA Cleaning Industry Management Standard (CIMS) and its GB (Green Building) variant frame the quality, safety, and environmental processes commercial cleaning organizations run against. OSHA 29 CFR 1910 (General Industry) covers the day-to-day: Walking-Working Surfaces (Subpart D), Hazard Communication (1910.1200), and Personal Protective Equipment (Subpart I). Add state and local jurisdictional rules for restroom, food-service, and healthcare environments and the compliance floor is not trivial.
The operational reality of a facilities buyer is radically different from a restoration buyer. Restoration is episodic and CAT-driven; facilities is consumption-driven and recurring. A hospital campus burns through disinfectant wipes, floor pads, urinal screens, and liner bags every shift. A Class-A office stack works through entry-matting, glass cleaner, and restroom paper on weekly par. The distribution failure mode is a missed standing order, not a missed emergency, which means the par-level discipline, delivery cadence, and rep responsiveness matter more than single-job heroics.
Stampede stocks the facilities consumable stack: Hawk Enterprises floor machines (burnishers, autoscrubbers, orbital sanders), Mastercraft HEPA vacuums for IAQ-sensitive facilities, Magnolia Brush commercial brooms and deck brushes, Warner Tool scrapers and putty knives for maintenance work, Unger Enterprises window-cleaning and restroom tool systems, Bioesque botanical disinfectants for green-cleaning-certified facilities, Pyramex PPE (eye, head, hearing protection) for janitorial and maintenance crews, and FallTech for roof, rigging, and elevated-work facility tasks. Par-level reorder programs available for standing accounts.
What we stock
Floor Care Equipment
Hawk Enterprises burnishers, autoscrubbers, and orbital floor machines; pads, brushes, and floor chemistry for commercial finish, restoration, and maintenance cycles.
HEPA Vacuums & IAQ Tools
True-HEPA commercial vacuums for healthcare, education, and Class-A office environments where IAQ complaints are a chronic tenant-retention risk.
Restroom, Window & Maintenance Tools
Unger window-cleaning systems, squeegees, microfiber, restroom tool kits; Magnolia Brush brooms, dust mops, and deck brushes; Warner scrapers and knives.
Disinfectants, PPE & Consumables
EPA-registered disinfectants, Pyramex safety glasses and hearing protection, FallTech for elevated facility work, and the consumable chain (liners, wipes, paper) on par.
Common questions
Do you run a par-level reorder program for standing facility accounts?
Yes. For facilities customers with consistent consumption, healthcare campuses, education, Class-A office portfolios, we establish par levels for the moving SKUs (liners, wipes, pads, chemistry, filters) and reorder on an agreed cadence. The rep reviews usage quarterly to catch seasonal drift. The point is to eliminate the out-of-stock phone call from your supervisor.
What's the right floor-care stack for a 100,000 sq ft office building?
Typically: one or two autoscrubbers sized to the tenant mix, a high-speed burnisher for high-traffic corridors, a true-HEPA commercial upright or backpack vacuum for carpeted areas, and the matched pads, chemistry, and filter program. Hawk Enterprises is our primary floor-machine line; we spec the equipment and carry the pads and chemistry to keep it productive.
Do you carry Green Seal or EPA Safer Choice disinfectants?
Yes. Bioesque Botanical Disinfectant is commonly specified in green-cleaning programs and IAQ-sensitive facilities. For customers running LEED-O+M or ISSA CIMS-GB certifications, we can cross-reference SDS and EPA registration details to confirm chemistry fits the program requirements.
Can facilities crews access the same 24/7 response line as restoration customers?
Yes: 214.235.0721 is the same line. Facilities emergencies (plumbing failure, HVAC contamination event, after-hours incident) get the same routing as a restoration CAT call. The line is for actual unplanned events, not standing-order coverage (which runs through the assigned rep during business hours).
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