Waiting until it's too late
Wax that's worn through lets dirt into the tile itself. Regular burnishing and recoating cost less than restoring a ruined floor.
Strip, wax, scrub & carpet
Strip and wax, burnishing, concrete scrubbing and carpet extraction for Hamilton businesses, booked once or on a regular rotation.

Floors take more punishment here than most people think. Salt and slush come in on every boot from November to April, plant and warehouse grit gets carried into offices, and restaurants on busy streets like Locke and James see hundreds of people a day. Nightly mopping and vacuuming keep a floor presentable, but they don't restore it. That takes periodic floor care: stripping and refinishing, burnishing, deep scrubbing and carpet extraction.
A floor technician handles this work, usually overnight or on weekends so the floor has time to dry and cure before people walk on it. We can do a single job, like a strip and wax before a reopening, or set up a rotation that keeps floors in shape all year. Give us a call on 289 803 4495 to have a technician look at the floors.
Wax that's worn through lets dirt into the tile itself. Regular burnishing and recoating cost less than restoring a ruined floor.
Salt residue dulls finishes and stains concrete and carpet. Winter needs extra entrance work, not just more mopping.
Each floor type needs different chemicals and pads. Getting it wrong can strip a finish you meant to keep.
Rushed jobs leave soft, tacky wax that scuffs quickly. We schedule so the floor can cure properly.

These are common starting points. We set your rotation after seeing the floors and how much traffic they get.
Floor care is priced per job or as part of a rotation, after we've seen the floors. The price depends on the floor type and condition, the area, how much furniture has to move, and how much drying time the job needs.
Price note: We don't publish standard floor-care rates; the condition of the floor changes the job too much. You'll get a written price after we've looked at it.
The technician checks the floor type and finish before choosing products and pads.
Overnight and weekend jobs leave time to cure, so your floor is ready when you open.
A single restoration, or a schedule that keeps floors in shape all year.
Tell us about the floors
Floor types, rough area and when the space is closed.
Floor assessment
The technician looks at each floor, its finish and its condition.
Plan and price
You get the treatment for each floor, the timing and a price.
The work
Floors are done off-hours and left to cure, then checked with you.
Usually a few hours for light foot traffic and longer before furniture goes back. The technician will tell you on the day, based on the finish used and the temperature.
Yes. Most floor work is done when the building is closed, so the finish can cure without traffic.
Yes. Carpet tiles are extracted the same way as broadloom, and badly stained tiles can be flagged for you to replace.