Tuesday, June 12, 2018

QC Newsletter June 2018 - Hardwood Floor Cleaning

Hardwood Floor Cleaning

Did you know Quick and Clean can clean your hardwood floors with a dust free process?  This maintenance process is designed to help you avoid the dust storm that comes with sanding!  This process will not restore areas that have been damaged from water or areas worn from loss of polyurethane or deep scratches.  This product is specially formulated for heavy traffic on residential and commercial hardwood floors.  It provides unmatched durability among such environmentally friendly floor finishes.

This is our 6-Step Process

1.  Pre-Inspection - We first determine if the floor contain any wax, oily residue, or other contaminants which may affect the adhesion of a new finish.  We also find out what method is needed.

2.  Area Preparation - All movable furniture will be moved prior to cleaning.

3.  Dry Soil Removal - Our technicians thoroughly remove any lose debris, maximizing the results we obtain.  Just like any cleaning process, dry soil removal is most important.

4.  Cleaning - The cleaning process, depending on the service needed, included wood safe cleaners and  state-of-the-art equipment which PRODUCES NO DUST WHATSOVER!  Surface accumulations of     common household pollutants such as food residues or pet oils are removed without abrading your floor to expose any bare wood.

5.  Drying - Because of the equipment we use the floors dry very quickly allowing you to walk on your floors almost immediately.

6.  Post-Inspection - Technicians will initiate a walk through and go over results before leaving.

Optional Preservation Coat

This is a finish we can put on after the cleaning process.  This helps to hide scratches and imperfections it also protects your original finish.  By applying this coating it can help to preserve your original finish so you can put off having to re-finishing your floors for years.  Imagine putting off or never having to live through that dust.... This preservation coat lasts about two to three years depending on traffic on your floors. 

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