Service
Hard-floor care that keeps surfaces safe and presentable
Routine scrubbing, periodic burnishing and strip-and-seal programs for vinyl, sealed concrete, tile, timber and stone, planned around how each floor is used.
Where it applies
Environments
- Retail sales floors and centre concourses
- Warehouse offices, amenities and pedestrian walkways
- School corridors and community halls
- Building lobbies and lift areas
Typical scope
Indicative only. The scope for your site is agreed in writing after an assessment and may include or exclude any of the following.
- Daily or scheduled auto-scrubbing of large hard-floor areas
- Burnishing of finished vinyl to maintain appearance
- Strip and re-seal of vinyl on a planned cycle
- Tile and grout cleaning in amenities and entries
- Timber and stone cleaning with surface-appropriate methods
- Entry matting maintenance to reduce soil and moisture
How this service is planned and delivered
Scheduling and access
- Wet work placed in low-traffic windows with signage and barriers
- Strip-and-seal during shutdowns or weekends to allow curing
- Coordinated with retail trading and school terms
- Weather considered for entry areas
How requirements are assessed
- Floor type, finish and condition, including existing sealers
- Manufacturer maintenance requirements and slip considerations
- Access to water, power and drainage
- Traffic patterns that drive frequency
Quality considerations
- Method matched to the floor and explained in the scope
- Wet-floor controls treated as part of the standard
- Appearance checks after periodic treatments
- Cycle reviewed against wear
Scope boundaries
- Repairs, regrouting and resurfacing are trade work, not cleaning
- Unsealed or damaged floors may limit what cleaning can achieve; this is explained during assessment
- Anti-slip treatments and coatings are specialist products and are not applied without a specific agreement
Relevant sectors
Where this service is commonly required
Frequently asked questions
- How often does vinyl need to be stripped and sealed?
- It depends on traffic, the finish used and how well routine care is maintained. Regular burnishing and scrubbing extend the cycle. We recommend a cycle after assessment and adjust it based on condition.
- How do you manage slip risks during wet cleaning?
- Wet work is scheduled for low-traffic windows, with signage and barriers in place and floors dried or left to dry before reopening. The controls are documented in the site's method.
Related services
Often scoped alongside
Retail cleaning
Presentation-led cleaning for stores, showrooms and centre common areas, timed to trading.
Industrial & warehouse cleaning
Industrial and warehouse cleaning coordinated with inductions, access and operational controls.
Periodic & deep cleaning
Scheduled periodic tasks and one-off deep cleans, planned around the site's quieter periods.
Discuss hard-floor care for your site
Tell us about your premises and the outcomes that matter. We will talk through a scope that reflects how the site operates.