Commercial Floor Cleaners

Boston Commercial Services has your facility covered – whether you need delicate hardwood floors that need polishing or heavy-traffic commercial carpet that needs some TLC. At BCS, we believe your floors do not get the love they deserve. Flooring that is not maintained properly can result in headaches and some major issues if it is put off. We believe that a clean floor is the most important step to creating an amazing on-site experience.

8 Reasons To Keep Your Commercial Flooring Cleaned and Maintained

In large facilities such as schools, assisted living facilities, gyms, and churches, floor maintenance is essential for ensuring safety, hygiene, and the overall appearance of the space. The most important facets of floor maintenance in these environments include:

1. Safety: Keeping floors free from hazards such as spills, debris, or slippery surfaces is crucial to prevent slips, trips, and falls, especially in high-traffic areas. Regular inspections and prompt cleanup of spills are essential for maintaining a safe environment.
2. Hygiene: Floors in facilities like schools, assisted living facilities, and churches can harbor germs and bacteria, posing health risks to occupants. Regular cleaning and disinfection of floors, particularly in areas prone to spills or high foot traffic, help prevent the spread of illness-causing pathogens.
3. Durability: High-traffic areas in large facilities are prone to wear and tear, which can diminish the lifespan of flooring materials. Implementing preventive measures such as using entrance mats, applying protective coatings, and scheduling regular maintenance tasks like buffing or refinishing can help extend the durability of floors.
4. Appearance: The cleanliness and appearance of floors contribute significantly to the overall impression of a facility. Regular cleaning, polishing, and restoration efforts help maintain floors’ aesthetic appeal, creating a positive environment for occupants and visitors.
5. Compliance: Certain facilities, such as schools and assisted living facilities, may be subject to regulatory requirements regarding floor maintenance and safety standards. Compliance with these regulations is essential to ensure the facility meets legal obligations and provides a safe environment for occupants.
6. Noise reduction: In facilities like gyms and churches, noise reduction is a critical consideration for floor maintenance. Choosing appropriate flooring materials or implementing sound-absorbing underlays can help minimize noise levels, enhancing the comfort and acoustics of the space.
7. Accessibility: Ensuring that floors are accessible to all occupants, including those with mobility aids or disabilities, is essential for compliance with accessibility standards. Maintaining even floor surfaces, installing tactile indicators, and keeping pathways clear of obstacles contribute to a more accessible environment.
8. Sustainability: Implementing environmentally friendly cleaning practices and using sustainable flooring materials contribute to the facility’s overall sustainability efforts. Choosing low-emission flooring options and eco-friendly cleaning products can help minimize environmental impact while maintaining floor quality.

The Boston Commercial Services team can take care of the key facets of floor maintenance, large facilities can create safe, clean, and welcoming environments for occupants while prolonging the lifespan of their flooring investments. Regular inspection, maintenance, and adherence to best practices are essential for achieving optimal floor performance in these diverse settings.

Some Of The Floor Types We Clean and Maintain

1. Hardwood floors: Regular sweeping and mopping are essential to remove dust, dirt, and debris, while avoiding excessive moisture to prevent damage.
2. Tile floors: Cleaning tile floors involves sweeping or vacuuming to remove loose debris, followed by mopping with a suitable cleaner to remove stains and grime.
3. Laminate floors: Gentle cleaning with a damp mop and a mild cleaner is recommended to prevent water damage and maintain the laminate’s protective layer.
4. Vinyl floors: Regular sweeping and mopping with a vinyl floor cleaner help remove dirt and stains without causing damage to the flooring material.
5. Concrete floors: Concrete floors should be swept or vacuumed regularly to remove dirt and debris, with periodic scrubbing or pressure washing to remove stubborn stains.
6. Carpeted floors: Vacuuming is essential to remove dirt, dust, and allergens from carpet fibers, while periodic deep cleaning with a carpet cleaner helps remove embedded dirt and stains.
7. Natural stone floors (e.g., marble, granite): Gentle cleaning with a neutral pH cleaner and regular resealing help preserve the natural beauty of stone floors while protecting them from stains and damage.
8. Terrazzo floors: Terrazzo floors should be regularly swept or vacuumed to remove dirt and debris, with occasional wet mopping using a mild cleaner to maintain their appearance.
9. Epoxy floors: Regular sweeping or dust mopping helps prevent abrasive particles from scratching the epoxy surface, while occasional wet mopping with a mild detergent removes stains and spills.
10. Linoleum floors: Cleaning linoleum floors involves regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris, followed by mopping with a linoleum-specific cleaner to maintain its shine and durability.