Vacuuming is a significant chunk of the time spent by cleaning professionals in an office setting or similar carpeted areas. The condition of your carpet not only effects the first impression of potential clients or potential employees, but also can dictate the overall air quality of the building. The only way to assure that a building’s carpet is not embedded with allergens and possible contaminants is to thoroughly vacuum them daily. Unfortunately, time is the one resource that most cleaning companies or maintenance staffs are lacking. More and more work is being expected for less compensation. There is an answer to this quandary however: backpack vacuums.

Putting Less Stress on Your Body

Studies show that when worn and used correctly, backpack vacuums put much less stress on the user’s body compared to conventional upright vacuums while adding a level of flexibility that equates to increased productivity and a significantly wider range of possible applications. When used with the wide assortment of available tools like extended crevice tools, the flexible sidewinder tool and scalloped carpet tools, cleaning professionals can vacuum carpet, hard floors, ceilings and fixtures without having to even turn off the machine.

Most quality backpack vacs such as ProTeam’s SuperCoach Pro series, the leading brand in lightweight backpack and portable vacuums, have belts and straps that accommodate most tools needed to cover a large range of cleaning tasks. This allows users to clean stairwells as well as open or cluttered environments alike without the need for extensive downtime.

Improved Productivity

To gain even more range and flexibility, ProTeam has recently updated their GoFree Flex Pro series of battery-powered backpack vacs that allows for up to an hour of high-productivity cleaning without the need to change plugs or the existence of tripping hazards. These useful tools grant users the ability to clean more thoroughly than ever before while freeing up time to complete other important tasks. The difference in productivity more than makes up for the cost of converting from upright vacuums. If your livelihood depends on how quickly you can maintain an environment, you can’t afford NOT to use backpack vacuums.