Stripping, scrubbing, waxing and polishing for resilient floors that need more than routine mopping.
Commercial flooring takes constant wear from foot traffic, carts and tracked-in soil. Periodic machine cleaning and refinishing can restore a cleaner, more uniform finish and make ongoing maintenance easier.
Service can be shaped around the areas that matter most.
- Floor stripping
- Machine scrubbing
- Wax and finish application
- Polishing and burnishing
- Edge and corner detailing
- High-traffic floor restoration
- Periodic maintenance
- Post-construction floor cleanup
Floor refinishing should follow the condition of the finish, not a generic calendar
Hard floors in commercial and strata properties experience very different wear depending on traffic, grit, chair movement, cleaning products and matting. Periodic refinishing is most useful when routine cleaning no longer restores an even, presentable appearance.
Assess the existing finish
Scratches, dull traffic lanes and uneven gloss can indicate that maintenance needs have changed. The existing floor material and finish should be identified before work is planned.
Schedule around curing time
Floor-care projects may require areas to remain clear while products dry or cure. Staging the work can keep entrances, elevators and essential routes available.
Protect high-traffic zones
Entry mats, routine dust control and the right daily cleaning process can help extend the useful life of a refinished floor.
Coordinate with cleaning
A floor-care program works best when recurring cleaners know what products and methods should be used after refinishing.
What areas are commonly included?
Lobbies, corridors, amenity rooms, retail areas and other resilient hard-floor surfaces are common candidates. The exact process depends on the flooring system and its current condition, so ADJS reviews the site and requested outcome before recommending stripping, waxing, polishing or other maintenance.
