Floor Stripping & Waxing in Kenosha & Racine
Hard floors in a busy building lose their finish long before they look dirty. We strip the old wax back, clean the bare floor properly, then lay fresh coats and buff them out to an even shine. It is scheduled for evenings, weekends or a shutdown so nobody is walking across a wet floor.
What This Includes
Every job is scoped to your building and your schedule. This is what a floor stripping & waxing visit covers.
- Old finish stripped back to a clean floor
- Fresh wax applied in even coats
- Buffed to a consistent shine
- Edges and corners cut in by hand
- Scheduled out of hours or during a shutdown
- Recurring maintenance schedules available
100% natural products and professional grade chemicals, matched to the job, on commercial contracts and in homes alike. Jessica quotes the work, agrees the cleaning list with you and is the person to call when something needs to change. No call center, no franchise office.
Dull Floors Are Usually Worn, Not Dirty
A hard floor that still looks tired after a good mopping has lost its finish, not its cleanliness. No amount of routine cleaning brings that back, because the wax that carried the shine has been walked off. Stripping and re-coating is the fix.
What the job involves
The old finish is stripped back to the bare floor, the floor is cleaned properly while it is exposed, then fresh coats go down and are buffed to an even shine. Edges and corners are cut in by hand, because that is where a machine-only job always gives itself away.
How long is the floor out of use?
Long enough for the coats to lay down and cure properly, which is why this is scheduled for an evening, a weekend or a planned shutdown. Jessica will tell you the realistic window for your floor before booking rather than promising you can walk on it immediately.
How often does it need doing?
It depends entirely on traffic. A dealership showroom and a back-of-house corridor wear at completely different rates, so rather than selling a fixed annual cycle, we look at your floor and set a recurring schedule that matches how hard it is actually used.
This is often booked alongside a janitorial rotation, for dealership showrooms, or as the last step after a construction cleanup.