/03 · Floor care

The floor is the first thing anyone notices.

Strip and wax, scrub and recoat, burnishing and sealed-concrete care, with our own machines and our own crew. The service most cleaning companies subcontract.

Freshly finished vinyl tile floor under office desks, reflecting the furniture
Vinyl tile after a scrub and recoat, RLB client site
Why it matters

A floor is a maintenance schedule, not a one-time job.

Vinyl tile that is burnished monthly and recoated twice a year looks new for a decade. The same tile left alone for eighteen months needs a full strip and four coats of finish, and half the time the tile is scratched through. Sealed concrete works the same way: scrubbed regularly it stays bright and dust-free; ignored, it powders and stains.

So we do not sell floor care as a project. We write a floor schedule into your cleaning scope, so the expensive job almost never comes up.

  • Vinyl composition tile (VCT) and sheet vinyl: strip and wax, scrub and recoat, burnish
  • Sealed and polished concrete: auto-scrub, spot-treat oil and tyre marks, reseal on schedule
  • Ceramic and porcelain tile: machine scrub, grout detail
  • Epoxy and rubber floors: scrub with the right pad and product for the surface
  • Carpet: hot-water extraction and spot treatment
A rotary floor machine, mop bucket and cleaning products lined up against a wall
Rotary floor machine and kit
Strip and wax

How a strip and wax is done properly.

The difference between a floor that shines for a year and one that yellows in a month is in steps two and four.

  1. 01

    Clear and protect

    Furniture moved or tagged, edges and baseboards masked, the area closed with signs. We schedule it for a night or a weekend so nobody walks on it wet.

  2. 02

    Strip to bare tile

    Stripper applied and dwelled, old finish removed with the machine and a black pad, edges done by hand, then a full rinse. Any old finish left behind shows through the new coat.

  3. 03

    Neutralize and dry

    A neutralizing rinse brings the tile back to a pH the finish will bond to. The floor is dried completely before a drop of finish goes down.

  4. 04

    Apply finish, thin coats

    Four to five thin coats of a commercial floor finish, each one cured before the next. Thick coats trap moisture and cloud; thin coats build a hard, clear surface.

  5. 05

    Cure and return

    The floor stays closed until the last coat is cured, usually overnight. Furniture back, mats down, and a note to you with the recommended burnish and recoat schedule.

  6. 06

    Maintain

    Monthly burnishing and a scrub and recoat every six to twelve months keep the floor at this standard without another strip for years.

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Hours

Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Crews work nights and weekends.

Service area

Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area

Paperwork

Certificate of insurance and WSIB clearance on request

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  2. 02
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  3. 03
    You get a written scope and a fixed monthly price. No obligation.
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