Floor stripping and waxing
Floor Stripping and Waxing Services
Floor care can be planned around the flooring type, current condition, traffic level, access, and requested finish. Service Providers Association reviews each request before discussing local availability.
Service Tasks and Priorities
Removal of previous coatings
Any remaining wax or other build-up from floors. We will strip the floors and remove any dirt or grime.
The surface is prepared
To receive the new finish once it has been cleaned.
Drying and polishing
The product is allowed to dry and then polished to a uniform, glossy finish. The surface will be polished to a shine.
Deep cleaning
A thorough cleaning of the floor is performed to remove any dirt, grease or stain residue that may have been trapped under the previous layers
Wax or sealer application
High quality wax or sealer on the surface of the floor. Protecting the floor from stains, abrasion, wear and scratches, restoring its natural shine.
Properties and Facilities We Can Review
Tell us about your space, requested tasks, and preferred service timing.
Office services
Services in schools
Services at Universities
Services in Warehouses
Services in Museum
Services in Property Management
Services in Restaurants
Services in shopping centers
Services in public or government buildings
Find Service in Your Location
Choose your state and city through the Locations page, then submit the property details for review.
A Scope Built Around the Property
Scope depends on the property, requested tasks, timing, access, and operational requirements.
What to Share When Requesting Service
Provide the location, property type, approximate size, requested areas, desired timing, and any access requirements.
How the Service Review Works
We review the request, confirm available local options, and discuss the next step for your property.
Related Cleaning Services
Additional cleaning needs can be discussed as part of the property request.
Availability by Location
Availability depends on the exact city, property requirements, and requested timing.
Restoration of shine
Eliminating the dullness caused by daily wear and tear and dirt accumulation. They will look like new.
Floor protection
The coating acts as a protective barrier against daily wear and tear, stains and scratches. It creates a hydrophobic barrier preventing moisture, damage from leaks or spills.
Stain and Scratch Removal
Stubborn stains and micro-scratches that are not removed by regular cleaning disappear, leaving an even, renewed surface.
Increased comfort
The smooth, shiny surface of a waxed floor provides a more pleasant walking feel.
Hygiene
Removing the old layer of wax and applying a new one contributes to better hygiene by eliminating bacteria and allergens. Repels dirt and stains, making routine cleaning and faster.
Increases property value
And visual appeal and increases the monetary value of the property.
SERVICE FAQS
Questions About Floor Stripping and Waxing
What can Floor Stripping and Waxing include?
The scope is reviewed around the property, requested tasks, current condition, timing, and access details. Call 515-619-6430 or use the contact page to begin.
How is a quote prepared?
Share the location, property type, approximate size, requested areas, service needs, timing, and any operational requirements.
How do I confirm availability?
Provide the city, address or ZIP code, requested service, and preferred timing so we can review current options.
Can service be scheduled around operating hours?
Tell us when the property is occupied and which access windows are possible.
What can affect pricing?
Pricing depends on the property size, scope, condition, access, timing, frequency, and specialty requirements.
Which properties can request this service?
We review requests for businesses, commercial properties, facilities, and other qualifying spaces according to the requested scope and location.
What should I prepare before requesting service?
Share building rules, priority areas, access instructions, timelines, and details that could affect the service review.
