Floor care · on request

Floors brought back, then kept that way

Hard floors and carpet both degrade on a predictable schedule. We put that schedule in writing so it happens before anyone complains, instead of after.

This one we quote job by job rather than running it on a standing schedule. If a specialist would do it better than us, we will say so — that is cheaper for you than finding out afterwards.

The actual worry

“The floors have gone dull and grey and I do not know who to ask.”

That is the reason people call about this, so it is what the rest of this page answers.

What it covers

What a quote covers.

  • Strip and wax on VCT and hard floors
  • Burnishing between strip cycles
  • Carpet hot-water extraction and spot treatment
  • Grout cleaning and sealing
  • Concrete scrubbing and sealing
  • Entry-mat programme so grit stays out of the building

How it is priced

Strip and wax starts at $0.80 per square foot. Final price depends on floor condition and coats.

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Questions about floor care

How often do hard floors need to be stripped and waxed?

For most commercial VCT, once or twice a year with burnishing in between. Stripping more often than that removes finish you paid for; leaving it longer means the finish is gone and the tile itself starts taking the wear, which is a far more expensive problem.

Why does the price vary so much per square foot?

Strip and wax starts at $0.80 per square foot, but the final number depends on the condition the floor is in and how many coats it needs. A floor that has been maintained takes fewer coats than one that has not been touched in four years. We quote after seeing it rather than guessing on the phone.

Can you do this without shutting us down for a day?

That is the reason we work after hours. Strip and wax needs the floor empty and dry while it cures, which is exactly what an overnight window gives you. The floor is walkable before your team arrives.

Want a number for your building?

Twenty minutes on site and you get a fixed price in writing.