Everyday upkeep
Vacuuming, sweeping, dust mopping, and damp mopping address the day-to-day cleaning needs identified in the janitorial scope.
Commercial floor care
Maintain the surface.
Plan for the long term.
Routine maintenance and restorative cleaning for commercial carpet and hard floors, selected for the material, its condition, and the way the space is used.
Scope of work
The method should fit the floor.
We review the floor type, existing finish, soil, traffic patterns, and available service window before defining the work. Your proposal identifies the areas, preparation, method, and responsibilities.
- VCT strip & waxRemove existing finish and apply new floor finish where appropriate for the flooring and its condition. The scope identifies preparation, service area, and access requirements.
- Scrub, recoat & burnishMaintain an existing finish with the service appropriate to its condition. The method is selected after reviewing the surface and previous maintenance.
- Commercial carpetEncapsulation or hot water extraction, with preparatory vacuuming and appropriate spot treatment. A maintenance plan can combine methods at scheduled intervals.
- Tile & groutMachine-assisted cleaning for compatible tile and grout surfaces. Routine mopping and restorative cleaning are treated as separate levels of service.
- LVT & LVPCleaning selected for the flooring material. Any proposed coating or finish treatment is reviewed for compatibility before it becomes part of the scope.
The final scope is confirmed in your written proposal.
Part of a maintenance plan
Connect routine care with periodic work.
Scheduled maintenance
Carpet cleaning, scrubbing, recoating, and other periodic work can be planned around the building’s use and appearance requirements.
Restorative projects
Stripping and waxing or tile and grout restoration require their own defined areas, preparation, and service window.
Before the work begins
Set expectations for the whole project.
Areas and access
Confirm the rooms, hallways, or sections included, and identify any areas that need to remain available during the work.
Furniture and equipment
Agree on what will be moved, who will move it, and what will remain in place. Heavy equipment should never be assumed to be included.
Condition and results
Discuss staining, finish buildup, wear, and existing damage during the walkthrough. The proposal defines the cleaning service and any exclusions.
A few practical details
Common questions.
Can floor care be included with janitorial service?
Yes. Periodic floor care can be coordinated with a recurring cleaning program or quoted as a separate service. The proposal identifies the method, frequency, and areas covered.
How often should we schedule floor maintenance?
Frequency depends on the material, soil, traffic, appearance goals, and existing maintenance. A walkthrough helps determine an appropriate plan.
Will furniture need to be moved?
Furniture and equipment responsibilities are reviewed before the work is scheduled. The written scope identifies any items that stay in place and areas that will not be accessible.
Blog & guides
Helpful reading for your facility.
A cleaning plan that fits your facility.
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