FLOORS THAT OUTLAST THE SALT SEASON.
VCT, terrazzo, sealed concrete, tile, and LVT each fail in a different way, and Minnesota ice melt accelerates all of it. We set a rotation of scrubbing, burnishing, and refinishing that keeps the finish intact instead of stripping down to bare tile every spring.
- 4X/YR
- TYPICAL REFINISH ROTATION
- SALT
- RESIDUE NEUTRALIZED FIRST
- AFTER
- HOURS, ZERO DOWNTIME
- COATS
- DOCUMENTED PER SERVICE
FLOOR CARE / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Rotations set by substrate, not by calendar habit.
A lobby entrance and a back corridor made of the same tile wear at different rates. Frequency is assigned per zone so you are not paying to refinish floors nobody walks on.
- *Scrub
- +Burnish
- OKRefinish
7 surface types
VCT, terrazzo, sealed and polished concrete, ceramic tile, LVT, rubber, and epoxy coated floors.
Match the program to the wear.
Every program includes neutral cleaning, edge detail, and a finish log showing coats applied and dates.
- 01PRG-MAINT
Maintain
Monthly scrub
Auto-scrubbing and spray buffing that keeps existing finish from dulling out
- 02PRG-GLOSS
Gloss
Quarterly burnish
High-speed burnishing with finish restorer on lobbies, corridors, and main aisles
- 03PRG-RESTORE
Restore
Strip and wax
Full strip to substrate, neutralizing rinse, and four to six coats of commercial finish
- 04PRG-STONE
Stone
Polish and seal
Diamond polishing, densifying, and sealing for terrazzo and exposed concrete floors
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
Edges, corners, and the parts crews usually skip.
Finish failure starts at baseboards, door thresholds, and under furniture where buffers do not reach. Our scope names edge work and furniture moving so the floor looks uniform from the doorway, not just down the middle.
PREPARATION
Furniture and fixture relocation
Salt and ice melt residue removal
Deep scrub and neutral rinse
Baseboard and corner detail
REFINISHING
Finish stripping to substrate
Sealer application where required
Multi-coat commercial finish
Cure time and reopening plan
HARD SURFACES
Terrazzo diamond polishing
Concrete densifying and sealing
Ceramic tile and grout scrubbing
Epoxy and rubber floor care
PROTECTION
Walk-off mat program
Entry matting recommendations
Finish log and coat history
Seasonal rotation scheduling
Floors that cannot be closed during the day.
Schools and campus corridors
Summer strip and refinish cycles scheduled around custodial calendars and building reopening dates.
Healthcare corridors and labs
Low-odor chemistry, slip resistance standards, and phased work that keeps patient routes open throughout.
Warehouse and distribution floors
Ride-on scrubbing of sealed concrete aisles, dock aprons, and staging zones between shift changes.
Stop replacing tile you could have maintained.
A funded rotation costs less per year than emergency restoration and adds years to the floor you already own.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->FLOOR CARE MANAGEMENT
A FINISH SCHEDULE, NOT A RESCUE MISSION.
Your facility manager tracks substrate, coat counts, and last service dates per zone. That record is what turns floor care from a yearly panic into a predictable line item.
- 01
IDENTIFY THE SUBSTRATE
Each floor type is documented with square footage, current finish condition, and traffic classification.
- 02
SCHEDULE THE ROTATION
Scrub, burnish, and refinish dates are placed on a calendar timed around your occupancy and seasons.
- 03
DOCUMENT THE WORK
Crews log coats applied, products used, and photos of completed zones after each service night.
- 04
PROTECT THE RESULT
Matting, entry care, and neutral daily cleaning are set so the finish survives to the next cycle.
READY FOR A FLOOR CARE PROPOSAL?
SHOW US THE FLOOR. WE WILL SET THE CYCLE.
Request an on-site assessment for substrate identification, a rotation schedule, and per-square-foot pricing.
- VCT
- TERRAZZO
- CONCRETE
- TILE
- BURNISH
- REFINISH