JANI-WORKS Cleaning & Disinfecting

    Hard Surface & Carpet

    Commercial floor care, strip and wax

    Restoration and maintenance for VCT, concrete, tile and carpet, scheduled as defined line items so the cost and the downtime are known in advance.

    • Ride-on scrubbers
    • After-hours scheduling
    • Defined cure times

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    • OSHA-Trained Crews
    • Bonded & Insured
    • BBB Accredited
    • Green Cleaning Certified
    • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
    • Self-Performing W-2 Crews

    What's Included

    Floor Care & Strip/Wax coverage

    Strip & Wax

    Full removal of old finish and application of new coats to VCT and vinyl.

    Burnishing & Buffing

    Scheduled high-speed passes that hold gloss between strip cycles.

    Concrete & Tile

    Scrubbing, degreasing, grout restoration and sealing.

    Carpet Extraction

    Hot-water extraction, spot treatment and traffic-lane restoration.

    How It Works

    From first call to first clean

    1. 01

      Floor assessment

      We identify substrate, existing finish and wear pattern, the three things that decide method and cost.

    2. 02

      Method and schedule

      Work is scheduled after hours or over a weekend, with cure time built in before the space reopens.

    3. 03

      Execution

      Furniture moved and protected, edges cut in by hand, machine passes run to the substrate's tolerance.

    4. 04

      Maintenance plan

      A burnishing and extraction cycle that extends the interval before the next full strip.

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    Our Method

    How we deliver floor care & strip/wax

    Floor care is the one service where the wrong decision is permanent. Strip a floor that should have been burnished and you have removed a wear layer that does not come back. Put an acidic product on terrazzo and you have etched it. So the method starts with identifying what the floor actually is, not with what machine is on the truck. Substrate, existing finish and wear pattern decide method, cost and cycle, in that order.

    1. Identify substrate and existing finish

      VCT, LVT, polished concrete, sealed concrete, terrazzo, natural stone and ceramic all look similar under fluorescent light and behave nothing alike. We test an inconspicuous area, confirm what finish is on it, and read the wear pattern before proposing anything.

    2. Match method to material

      VCT gets stripped and refinished. Polished concrete gets diamond burnishing and never wax. LVT gets neutral-cleaner scrubbing because aggressive stripping cuts its factory wear layer. Stone and terrazzo get pH-neutral chemistry and diamond polishing. The matrix is published on our process page so you can check our recommendation against it.

    3. Schedule around cure time, not around convenience

      Finish is typically walk-ready in a few hours and fully cured in 24 to 72 depending on coats and humidity. We schedule over weekends or closures and build the cure window into the plan, because reopening early is what causes the scuffing that gets blamed on the finish.

    4. Protect, cut in, then machine

      Furniture is moved and protected, baseboards and edges are cut in by hand where a machine cannot reach cleanly, and only then do machine passes run. Edges are where a strip and wax visibly fails, and they are the first thing a facilities manager looks at.

    5. Apply finish in thin coats, not thick ones

      Multiple thin coats cure harder and level better than fewer heavy ones, which powder and cloud. Coat counts are specified in the proposal so you know what you are paying for rather than trusting an unverifiable claim.

    6. Set the maintenance cycle that extends the interval

      A burnishing and extraction schedule is what pushes the next full strip from twelve months out to twenty-four. Entryway matting does more for floor life than any product does, so we will tell you where to add it even though we do not sell it.

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    Built to published industry standards

    Labor is workloaded on ISSA production rates, the quality system follows the CIMS management framework, green practice follows Green Seal GS-42, and chemical handling follows OSHA Hazard Communication with EPA-registered products held to label contact time.

    • ISSA
    • Green Seal
    • OSHA
    • EPA
    How we work

    Scope of Work

    What a standard scope includes

    Written per facility after a walkthrough. This is the baseline for floor care & strip/wax, adjusted to your square footage, frequency and operating hours.

    • VCT strip and refinish
    • High-speed burnishing and buffing
    • Concrete scrubbing, polishing and sealing
    • Tile and grout deep cleaning
    • Carpet hot-water extraction
    • Traffic-lane and spot treatment
    • Entryway matting and edge detail
    • Scheduled maintenance programs

    Questions

    Floor Care & Strip/Wax: common questions

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