Commercial Floor Cleaning Services

Hard floors are most often damaged by water, chemical spills, acidic substances, lack of maintenance and normal wear-and-tear. Hard floor surfaces without protective finishes will degrade more quickly with scratches and damage.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to cleaning floors, and how they’re cleaned will primarily depend on the material. The best way to ensure your floors receive an effective clean is by turning to the professionals. Coverall offers floor cleaning services for hard floor surfaces like wood, vinyl, laminate and cement, as well as carpet and grout scrubbing, that cater to each floor material’s unique needs.

Many Franchise Business Owners have the ability to perform machine scrubs on hard floors using a walk-behind floor scrubbing machine. In environments where no-dip mops may not perform optimally, such as greasy areas like kitchens or oily auto service centers, Franchise Business Owners may use tube string or cotton string mops to ensure a more thorough cleaning.

Steam cleaners can damage many flooring surfaces. For this reason, steam cleaners should not be used. Instead, our Franchise Business Owners use a machine to scrub floors and a wet-dry vac to remove any additional dirt and grime.

The cadence of your floor cleaning services will depend on the type of flooring. Both hard and carpeted surfaces should be vacuumed daily; hard floors should be mopped daily as well, and carpets spot cleaned. Vinyl composition tile (VCT) should be fully stripped, finished, scrubbed and recoated once a year with monthly, if not weekly, burnishing to maintain a high shine and luster. Machine cleaning for other hard surfaces, including luxury vinyl tile (LVT), is recommended one to two times a year.

Carpet and soft surface sanitization is performed using the hot water extractor. After extraction, soft surfaces are misted with a disinfectant to ensure they are fully sanitized. Hot water extraction should only be performed one or two times annually, and foot traffic in treated areas must be restricted for a 48-hour period to allow surfaces to dry completely.