Durable, Slip-Resistant Finishes
Floor Care
VCT strip-and-wax, buffing, and burnishing for offices, retail, schools, and medical. Slip-resistant finish. Night service. Fixed rates.
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Our Floor Care Services
VCT strip and wax
Old wax layers removed with commercial strippers. Machine scrub, neutralization, and 2 to 3 fresh coats of commercial-grade finish. VCT strip and wax for NYC commercial floors.
LVT and luxury vinyl waxing
Power scrub plus wax application for luxury vinyl tile and plank. Surface scuffs protected against, sheen maintained between full cycles.
Tile and linoleum finishing
Waxing and buffing for resilient tile, ceramic, porcelain, and linoleum in retail, schools, healthcare, and commercial buildings. Multi-coat system.
Floor buffing and burnishing
High-speed propane or electric burnishers restore gloss between full wax cycles. Commercial floor care NYC lobbies and corporate hallways count on between strip-and-wax visits.
Post-construction floor preparation
Stripping, neutralizing, sealing, and finishing of newly installed floors after construction or renovation. Slip-resistant coatings available.
Warehouse and industrial floor coating
Wax or sealant for concrete, epoxy, or industrial floors. Night service minimizes production downtime. Reduces dust, chemical staining, and heavy-traffic wear.
Matte or gloss finish options
High-gloss for retail and lobbies, satin for corporate offices, matte for healthcare and educational facilities. Floor burnishing matched to foot-traffic level and building standards.
Annual floor maintenance programs
Scheduled commercial floor finishing every 3, 6, or 12 months plus recurring buffing visits. Floor maintenance program for buildings with compliance or brand-presentation requirements.
About Floor Care
Residential floor polish is cosmetic and usually DIY. Commercial waxing is a compliance product: slip resistance, chemical durability, traffic tolerance, and drying windows that do not shut down your business are all engineered in. We use UL-certified finishes that meet OSHA walking-working surfaces safety standards, and the scheduling is built around your closing hours.
- VCT strip and wax — machine-stripped, neutralized, 2 to 3 fresh coats
- LVT and luxury vinyl waxing — scuffs removed, sheen maintained
- Tile and linoleum finishing — multi-coat wax for retail and healthcare
- Floor buffing and burnishing to restore gloss between wax cycles
- Post-construction floor preparation — stripped, sealed, and finished
- Annual maintenance programs with scheduled strip-and-wax visits
Floor Maintenance as Liability Management
A slippery lobby floor is rarely a cosmetic problem first. It’s a liability problem that happens to also look bad. Slip-and-fall claims are one of the most common commercial insurance disputes in New York, and a documented, scheduled floor maintenance program is one of the clearest ways a business or building owner can show they took reasonable care, not just after an incident, but as an ongoing practice.
What a Maintenance Log Actually Protects
When a claim does come in, the first question insurers and attorneys ask is usually whether the floor was reasonably maintained leading up to the incident. A business that can point to a recurring service history, dated visits, finish type applied, slip-resistance rating, is in a fundamentally different position than one that waxed the lobby once and hoped for the best. Annual maintenance programs with site logs exist for exactly this reason. It’s not just about keeping the floor looking presentable between visits, it’s about having a paper trail if a dispute ever lands on someone’s desk.
Matching Finish to Actual Risk, Not Just Look
A retail entryway that tracks in rain and snow all winter needs a different slip-resistance profile than a quiet corporate hallway that rarely sees wet shoes. High-gloss finishes photograph beautifully in a lobby, but gloss and slip resistance aren’t always the same conversation, and a building that prioritizes appearance without checking the traction rating for its actual foot traffic is taking on more risk than it realizes. Medical and educational facilities in particular tend to lean toward matte or satin finishes specifically because the tradeoff favors safety over shine, especially in spaces with elderly visitors, children, or anyone moving through on crutches or a cane.
Getting this right up front, matching finish and maintenance frequency to how a space actually gets used rather than defaulting to whatever looks best in photos, tends to matter more over a five-year stretch than most facility budgets account for.
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Floor Care Pricing
Flat rates for Floor Care in NYC and NJ
Pricing
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STRIP & WAX SERVICE
$2.00 / sq ft+
Complete floor restoration
Old wax machine-stripped
Neutralization treatment
2-3 layers of commercial wax
Optional sealer coat
Buffing included
Slip-resistant finish
POPULAR
BUFFING & GLOSS REJUVENATION
$0.75 / sq ft+
Restore shine between wax cycles
Floor dusted and auto-scrubbed
High-speed burnishing
No heavy odor or downtime
Ideal for monthly maintenance
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PLANS
Custom Pricing
For retail, schools, medical, multi-floor facilities
Strip & wax every 3-6-12 months
Recurring buffing visits
Supply refills & site logs
Meets inspection/compliance needs
FAQs
Most common Floor Care questions
Read these before booking Floor Care
What types of commercial floors can be waxed?
We service VCT (vinyl composition tile), LVT (luxury vinyl tile), sheet vinyl, linoleum, sealed ceramic tile, sealed porcelain, sealed concrete, and select epoxy floors. We don’t wax unsealed natural stone, raw concrete, or untreated hardwood unless properly sealed first.
How long before we can walk on waxed floors?
Each wax coat takes 30-60 minutes to dry. We use commercial air movers to accelerate curing. Most jobs are walkable in 3-5 hours and ready for full traffic in 12-24 hours. Light traffic with booties possible sooner.
Is commercial floor wax slip-resistant?
Yes. We use UL-certified commercial finishes that meet OSHA and ADA safety standards for slip resistance in offices, medical clinics, schools, and public buildings.
Can you clean and wax floors overnight?
Absolutely. Most commercial floor waxing is performed after business hours—evenings, nights, or weekends—to avoid disrupting operations and foot traffic. We work around your schedule and access requirements.
What's the difference between buffing and strip-and-wax?
Buffing uses high-speed burnishers to restore shine on existing wax layers. Strip-and-wax removes all old wax down to the bare floor and applies fresh coats from scratch. Buffing is routine maintenance (monthly to quarterly); strip-and-wax is a full floor restoration done once every 5–10 years depending on floor condition, traffic volume, and product buildup.
How often should commercial floors be waxed?
For most commercial spaces, buffing runs monthly to quarterly to maintain gloss and protect the finish. A full strip-and-wax — removing all existing wax down to bare floor and applying fresh coats from scratch — is typically needed once every 5–10 years depending on floor type, traffic volume, and how well the surface was maintained between restorations. We assess the floor condition on-site before recommending a schedule.
What areas and boroughs do you service?
Manhattan (Midtown, Financial District, Chelsea, SoHo), Brooklyn (Downtown Brooklyn, Industry City, Williamsburg), Queens (Long Island City, Astoria, Flushing), the Bronx, Staten Island, and Jersey City.
Do you offer green or low-VOC floor waxes?
Yes. We offer EPA-compliant low-VOC finishes for LEED-certified buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and businesses prioritizing indoor air quality.