Comprehensive sweeping
Street and pavement cleaning and washing with the use of the “Sweepy-Jet” system: a lance with pressurised water patented by Amsa that makes it possible to clean even under parked cars, avoiding parking restrictions
- How cleaning takes place
- Open-air markets
How cleaning takes place
Uboldo's traffic and cleaning needs are constantly evolving
Cleaning streets and urban areas requires us to constantly improve our techniques and the equipment we use.We strive to always be at the forefront to meet the new needs of cities and the new opportunities they offer citizens.
Area sweeper
Constant presence of an operator with a trolley to maintain cleanliness in semi-central and peripheral areas where there are commercial businesses and high pedestrian and cycle traffic
Massive sweeping
Mechanised cleaning and washing of the roadway adjacent to the pavement, at night, with routes protected by parking restrictions
Fine sweeping
Mechanised and manual cleaning of roads and pavements
Emptying containers
Emptying of containers in the area and removal of waste on the ground near them.Each bin is emptied at least once a day
Pavement cleaning
Mechanised cleaning of the pavement and squares identified as critical
Cleaning of oil spills on the carriageway (resulting from accidents or other incidents)
We send out our emergency teams equipped with either a motorised cart with a tipping tank or a mechanical sweeper (depending on the needs) along with absorbent material
Cleaning of tree rows
Manual cleaning of areas along the main tree rows on city streets, at night, with parking restrictions
Leaf collection
Removal of leaves from the roadway
Clearing of hard-to-reach roads and cycle paths
Washing with small-sized vehicles
Open-air markets
Each week, we collect waste and clean the area of the open-air market in Uboldo
In the market area we have introduced separate waste collection of certain waste.At the end of every open-air market, we collect the generated waste and sweep the market area using mechanical and/or manual means.We utilise an enzyme-based deodorant product at the fish market stalls
