Floor Cleaning

Cleaning tile floors by hand can be a challenging task that involves a lot of effort and time. Not only is it messy and uncomfortable, but it can also be difficult to achieve the kind of deep clean results that professional tile and grout cleaning can provide.

The reason for this is that regular mopping only cleans the surface of the tile and does not reach the deep-seated dirt that accumulates within the pores of the grout lines. Grout is a porous material that can trap dirt, grime, and spills, which can lead to discoloration and a dull appearance.

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Floor polishing is the process of using mechanical tools and abrasive materials to remove surface imperfections and create a smooth and glossy finish on a floor. This technique is commonly used on concrete, marble, granite, terrazzo, and other natural stone surfaces. The process involves several steps, including cleaning and preparing the surface, grinding away any rough spots and stains, and progressively polishing the floor with finer abrasives until the desired level of shine is achieved. Floor polishing not only enhances the appearance of a space but also provides a protective layer that helps to extend the lifespan of the floor and makes it easier to maintain.

Floor stripping and waxing is a process used to clean and rejuvenate hard floors, particularly those in commercial or high-traffic settings. The process typically involves the use of a stripping solution to remove the old wax and any dirt or debris that may have accumulated on the surface of the floor. Once the old wax has been removed, the floor is thoroughly cleaned and then coated with a new layer of wax, which helps to protect the surface from damage and wear. The new wax can also give the floor a fresh, clean look that can improve the overall appearance of the space. Proper floor stripping and waxing can extend the lifespan of the flooring material and help to maintain a safe and hygienic environment for employees, customers, or visitors.

Regular cleaning of floors is an essential task to maintain a clean and hygienic environment in your home or workplace. It involves removing dust, dirt, and other debris from the floor surface to prevent the accumulation of germs and bacteria that can cause illness and allergies. The frequency of floor cleaning may vary depending on the foot traffic, the type of flooring, and the level of dirt or spills. For hardwood or tile floors, sweeping or vacuuming should be done daily, while mopping with a mild cleaner can be done weekly. Carpeted floors need vacuuming several times a week and deep cleaning every six months. Regular cleaning of floors not only ensures a safe and healthy environment but also improves the appearance and lifespan of the flooring.

Deep floor cleaning is the process of thoroughly cleaning and restoring the condition of a floor. This involves a series of steps, including removing debris and dust, vacuuming or sweeping the surface, and scrubbing the floor with a cleaning solution. A deep clean may also involve stripping off any existing wax or finish, cleaning grout lines, and applying a new coat of wax or sealant. Deep cleaning can be done on any type of flooring material, from hardwood to carpet, and is especially important for high-traffic areas or floors that have not been properly maintained. It not only improves the appearance of the floor, but also extends its lifespan and creates a healthier indoor environment by removing bacteria and allergens.

More homeowners are looking to add concrete inside their homes instead of outside. With epoxy and other aesthetics materials, concrete flooring is the new hardwood flooring. Mago Flooring has the equipment and the right technicians to help you keep your concrete floor looking their best whether it's inside or outside( patio).

Patio Cleaning
From sweeping, declutter to power wash, let us help you get your patio ready and dirt free for this spring.

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