Restorative cleaning involves stripping or removing the old floor finish (wax, sealant or protector) from the surface of the floor and replacing it with the same or different floor finish (wax, sealant or protector).

• Identify the type of floor surface involved.
• Understand your expectations of how you would like the floors to look.
• Discuss your current maintenance program and budget.
• Assess foot traffic patterns to determine how dirt I spread throughout your facility.
• Identify concerns regarding indoor air quality.
• Recommend the appropriate process and chemicals to restore your floors so that they can be easily maintained going forward.

Restorative Cleaning Benefits:

1. Floors always look better when they are restored and fresh floor finish (wax, sealants or protectors) are applied.

2. There is a correlation between the perception of overall cleanliness of a facility and the condition of the floors.

3. We offer a variety of floor finishes (waxes, sealants and protectors) that are high in quality and are designed based on the type of floor program that you want to achieve.

Some floor finishes require frequent maintenance to maintain a superior gloss (shine)

Examples of where these types of finishes are used:

• Hospital Floors
• Supermarket and other Retail Stores
• Class A Office Buildings where image is everything

Other floor finishes require less maintenance but provide a lower but in many cases an acceptable level of gloss (shine)

• Childcare Centers
• High traffic floors with limited budgets
• Physician Offices
• Class B Office Buildings where clean floors (not necessarily shiny) is the order of the day.

Interim Cleaning involves the daily, weekly or monthly scheduled cleaning of the floors. This includes sweeping, mopping, scrubbing and buffing the floors to enhance the gloss (shininess) of the floors.

Frequency of interim cleanings is dependant on customer expectations, foot traffic, soil buildup, type floor and the type of floor finish (wax, sealant and protector) that was applied during the restorative cleaning process.

Interim Cleaning:

• Discuss preventative maintenance program.
• Identify strategic locations for the placement of walk off mats.
• Discuss current maintenance program and budget based on the type of flooring process, and chemicals used in the Restorative Cleaning Process.
• Recommend the appropriate chemicals and processes for cleaning, scrubbing and if necessary, buffing the floors.
• Establish a frequency for maintaining the floors.