Our staff members are highly trained professionals in all aspects of commercial cleaning services, including using a floor buffer. Our floor buffing process begins with us sweeping and dusting your floor to remove any loose dirt and dust. After the floor has been swept, if necessary, we mop the floor and allow it to dry before buffing. The floor buffing process has a few steps:

How does floor buffing work?

1. We choose a correct pad and cleaning solution for the buffing machine based on the type of floor that your business has. There’s a difference between linoleum, hardwood, and tile floors. We choose the cleaning solution and pad that’s ideal for your floors.
2. We apply a mixture of the cleaning solution and water liberally on the floor and begin cleaning the floor by moving the machine up and down in rows. Once the entire floor has been treated, we repeat the process as necessary on any remaining areas of the floor that still need extra treatment.
3. Cleaning pads are changed when they become dirty or worn out.
4. The floor is dusted and mopped again after the floor is buffed to remove any dirty solution that was left on the floor. If necessary, a wet vacuum is used to clean up the dirty cleaning solution when extra amounts of it were used on the floors.
5. If requested, a polishing pad is attached to the machine to create a very bright shine on the floor.
6. Finally, if the client desires, wax can be stripped and re-applied. Floor wax is pretty durable and doesn’t need to be removed and reapplied every time the floor is buffed. Depending on the amount of traffic the floor endures, the normal time frame for wax stripping is six months to one year.

Cleaning hardwood floors can be a challenging task—one that extends beyond the capabilities of your mop or broom. They simply move the dirt around, and fall short when it comes to extracting unseen, ground-in dirt.

Instead, rely on Austin’s Finest to extract the dirt from deep within the cracks and crevices of your hardwood floor. Imagine the improved air quality and circulation you’ll experience when all that unseen dirt is removed from deep within your hardwood floors.

Deep Cleaning

Our revolutionary hardwood floor cleaning process uses a high-speed rotary brush and proprietary cleaning solution to reach tough dirt and contaminants. As our technicians clean your floor, squeegees trap the dirt, and a powerful vacuum extracts both the dirt and the excess cleaning solution.

Protect

But cleaning a hardwood floor doesn’t end there. We take the hardwood floor cleaning process a step further by offering our exclusive maintenance coat solution. After your hardwood floors are cleaned, we apply our fast-drying maintenance coat for a uniform sheen that helps to extend the life of your floor.

When cleaning hardwood floors, our experts follow up with a detailed hand cleaning for those hard-to-reach areas. Then we restore the pH balance to your floor with a professional grade wood cleaner, which effectively captures any remaining dirt and residue. The entire process is low-odor, non-toxic and dust-free—leaving you with one hard act to follow.

In terms of office health, consistent carpet cleaning and rug cleaning is important. Vacuuming is simply not enough; it can reduce the amount of dirt on a carpet, but it does little to reduce allergens and contagions.

How often should New York Carpets be Cleaned?

Carpet cleaning frequency depends on the amount of activity, foot traffic, and whether the carpet is a light or dark color. Vacuuming alone is fine in maintaining the general appearance of a carpet. However, to keep carpets looking new they need to be professionally cleaned every 12 – 18 months. Dirt gets trapped deep down in the carpet in a way that a vacuum just cannot reach.

Keeping the tile and grout in a bathroom clean is a difficult job. Often, is seems as if large amounts of dirt, grime, and debris build up on almost a daily basis. While keeping the tile and grout in a home bathroom clean and neat is difficult enough, this problem becomes even more of a challenge when a commercial bathroom is involved.

Floor tiles, especially ceramic floor tiles, are glazed with a glass coating. In the gaps between the tiles is a porous sealant called grout. Tiles and grout must be cleaned every so often to prevent a build-up of dirt and debris.

Hiring a Commercial Cleaning Service

Many business owners turn to the use of a commercial cleaning business to ensure a neat and tidy bathroom. This is especially true when bathroom tile and grout is exceptionally dirty or damaged, as employees may be unwilling to work with certain chemicals or unfamiliar with specific types of machinery.