Vinyl flooring can look great, hold up well and work beautifully in homes and businesses. But even though some vinyl floors are sold as “maintenance-free” or “indestructible,” they still need the right care to stay clean and appealing.
There are several types of vinyl flooring, and each one needs a different maintenance routine. VCT, often called school tile, usually needs to be stripped and waxed on a regular basis. Glue-down vinyl, LVT, LVP and sheet vinyl can collect buildup over time, especially when the regular cleaning routine gets off track.
When that buildup spreads across a large area, it can take more time, effort and equipment than most people want to handle on their own. That is where professional vinyl floor cleaning can make a big difference.
Remove heavy buildup from the surface of the floor
Refresh dull or dirty-looking vinyl
Clean large areas more efficiently
Help maintain commercial VCT flooring
Make vinyl floor care feel less confusing
Before we clean vinyl, we first identify what kind of vinyl flooring we’re working with. VCT, glue-down vinyl, LVT, LVP and sheet vinyl are not all the same, so they should not all be treated the same.
Washed New can strip and wax VCT, which is most often found in commercial spaces. We can also clean glue-down vinyl, LVT, LVP and sheet vinyl when buildup has become too much for regular cleaning to handle.
Schedule a free consultation, and we’ll help you choose the best next step.
Savannah Sterrett