
Floor Stripping & Waxing
VCT, terrazzo, concrete, and LVT restoration, strip, scrub, seal, and finish, scheduled around tenant occupancy, not through it. Documented process, sealer specifications, and dry times. Multi-coat protocols.
The floor-care scope.
Surface-specific process, strip, clean, seal, finish, with dry times and cure schedules respected to protect the finish.
- VCT strip & wax (multi-coat finish)
- Terrazzo polish & diamond grind
- Concrete densification & seal
- LVT deep clean & protective coat
- Epoxy / polished-concrete maintenance
- Burnishing on rotating schedule
- Spray-buff and high-speed restoration
- Baseboard & grout detail
- Slip-resistance treatments where required
- Occupancy-aware scheduling
A flagship retail floor, restored inside a single overnight window.
Full VCT strip, neutralization, sealer, and multi-coat finish on a high-traffic Apple retail floor, executed after closing, dried and burnished before the next day's opening. Zero disruption to the sales floor.
Four steps from inquiry to active program.
Every engagement follows the same documented process, so you know what we are doing, and when.
Site walk & floor review.
We review floor type, existing finish condition, wear patterns, access timing, and whether the scope is restoration, maintenance, or a full strip-and-wax reset.
Scoped proposal.
Delivered within three business days, with finish system, coat count, dry times, occupancy notes, and the operational plan tied to the site.
Mobilization.
Crews, machines, chemistry, and sequencing are coordinated so the floor can be restored without colliding with building operations.
Active reporting.
You receive visibility into completed work, finish status, cure windows, and the cadence needed to keep the floor presentation at standard.
Worn finish taken back to a sealed, burnished surface.
Corridors, tenant spaces, and back-of-house floors restored on recent programs, stripped down to the substrate and rebuilt with sealer and multi-coat finish.
Industries we serve with this program.
Floor programs are tuned to the surface and the schedule. These are the sectors where hard-surface restoration most often lands.