Professional hard floor cleaning

1. Assessment and Preparation

Floor Identification

Determine the type of flooring (vinyl, stone, tile, hardwood, etc.) to choose appropriate cleaning methods and solutions.

Initial Inspection

Assess the condition of the floor, noting any areas that require special attention such as deep stains or damage.

Preparation

Remove furniture and other items from the area to be cleaned. Place protective guards as necessary to prevent damage to walls or baseboards.

2. Dry Soil Removal

Sweeping and Vacuuming

Begin with sweeping or vacuuming to remove any loose dirt, dust, and debris. This step is crucial to prevent scratching the floor during wet cleaning.

3. Spot Treatment

Stain Identification

Identify and pre-treat specific stains using cleaning agents suitable for the flooring type. For example, a non-acidic cleaner might be used on natural stone to avoid etching.

4. Cleaning Solution Application

Applying Cleaner

Apply a cleaning solution that is compatible with the floor type. The choice of cleaner is important to avoid damaging the floor’s finish or material.

Dwell Time

Allow the cleaning solution to sit on the floor for a short period to loosen dirt and grime.

5. Agitation

Machine Scrubbing

For tile and vinyl floors, use a scrubbing machine or buffer with a suitable pad or brush. For stone and hardwood, use a more gentle method to avoid damage.

Manual Scrubbing

In areas where a machine cannot reach, use hand brushes or pads for thorough cleaning.

6. Rinse and Extraction

Rinsing

Rinse the floor with clean water to remove dirty cleaning solution. This may be done using a mop or an auto-scrubber with a water extraction feature.

Extraction

Extract excess water and cleaning solution from the floor, especially important in areas with poor ventilation.

7. Drying

Air Movement

Use air movers or fans to speed up the drying process, especially in areas with limited airflow.

Towel or Mop Dry

Where necessary, manually dry the floor using towels or microfiber mops to prevent water spots, especially on stone.

8. Finishing Process

Buffing/Polishing

For certain types of flooring like vinyl and some stones, buffing or polishing might be necessary to restore shine.

Sealing

Apply sealant to stone and tile floors to protect them from staining and facilitate future cleaning.

9. Post-Cleaning Inspection

Final Check

Perform a final inspection to ensure that the entire floor is clean and to identify any areas that might need a touch-up.

Reporting

Provide a report to the property owner or manager detailing the cleaning process and any recommendations for ongoing maintenance.

10. Maintenance Advice

Aftercare Instructions

Provide guidelines on how to maintain the cleanliness and integrity of the floor, including recommended cleaning products and frequencies.

Professional Carpet Cleaning

This service typically involves a pre-inspection to identify stains and choose the appropriate cleaning method, which may include deep steam cleaning (hot water extraction), very low moisture cleaning or dry cleaning. The process not only cleans the surface but also reaches deep into the carpet fibers to remove embedded dirt, resulting in a fresher and more hygienic environment.

Professional Upholstery Cleaning

The service is tailored to the type of fabric and level of soiling. Techniques can range from dry-cleaning for delicate materials to steam cleaning for more durable fabrics. This service helps extend the life of furniture by removing oils, dust, and odors that can degrade the fibers over time.

*Both Carpet & Upholstery cleaning services use eco-friendly cleaning agents and deodorizers and can significantly improve the appearance and lifespan of carpets and furnishings while promoting a healthier indoor air quality.

Professional mattress cleaning

is recommended periodically to maintain a clean sleeping environment, extend the life of the mattress, and for individuals with allergies or asthma. It’s a service valued for its health benefits and the enhancement of overall sleep quality.Included – Spots and stains cleaned from spills, sweat, or biological matter are treated with appropriate cleaning agents, machines, and techniques.

Professional hardfloor cleaning

Hard floor cleaning services specialize in the care and maintenance of various hard surface flooring types, such as tile, laminate, vinyl, stone, and hardwood. These services often include deep cleaning, stain removal, grout cleaning, and the application of sealants to protect the floor and enhance its appearance.

Outdoor area cleaning

Jet washing with electric/petrol machines on patios, decking, pavers(optional sanding after cleaning) and any outdoor spaces, as well using of cleaning and revitalizing products.

Sweeping and removing debris and ensuring the space is well-maintained.

Cleaning and tidying outdoor furniture, if present.

External window cleaning

Water-fed pole system is a cleaning method used for, typically washing windows and exterior building surfaces. The purified water, being free of minerals and impurities, leaves no residue or streaks on the glass after drying. It’s a safer alternative to traditional ladder methods, allowing operators to work from the ground and reach multiple stories high without the need for scaffolding, thus enhancing safety and efficiency.