Hard surface
- Scrub and recoat on a traffic-based cycle
- Strip and refinish for VCT and resilient floors
- Burnishing and high-speed polishing
- Concrete, terrazzo, and stone maintenance
- Tile and grout deep cleaning and restoration
Floor Care
Hard surface and carpet care scheduled against real traffic patterns — so finishes hold their appearance, wear evenly, and reach the end of their expected life.
Why it matters
Floors are usually the largest surface in the building and the first thing a visitor reads as clean or neglected. Deferred maintenance shows up as permanent wear, not a temporary look.
The scope for floor care is documented area by area, with frequency and expected result, before the first service.
Supervisors score the work against that document — not against memory or a generic checklist.
Results, trends, and corrective actions are reported on the cadence agreed in your service agreement.
What is included
This is the starting framework. Your final scope is confirmed during the walkthrough and documented before service begins.
Commonly built for
Performance standard
Performance documented across the facilities QS Management currently serves. Each figure is tracked through scheduled inspections, quality scores, service data, and client feedback, and reviewed with you on the cadence set in your service agreement.
Also part of the program

Rough, final, and touch-up cleaning that gets a space ready to hand over.
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Pre-event preparation, on-site attendants, and same-night reset.
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One program, one standard, and one accountable partner across the portfolio.
View serviceStart with a walkthrough
A walkthrough gives you a written scope, a frequency, an inspection cadence, and a response commitment — before any pricing conversation.