Floor care
Floor care that stands up to Lower Mainland grit, salt and rain
Floors take more abuse than any other surface in your facility, and in the Lower Mainland they take it through eight months of rain. Grit, road salt and standing water get tracked across VCT, tile, concrete and carpet every day from October to May. CedarPact Facility Group provides scheduled floor care across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley that protects the finish, the slip resistance and the look of your floors.
- 10+ years10+ yearsin commercial cleaning
- $2,000,000 liability$2M liabilitybonded and insured
- WorkSafeBC registeredWorkSafeBCtrained, vetted crews
- 100% satisfaction guarantee100% guaranteeor we re-clean free
How it works
We handle VCT strip and seal or wax, burnishing, polished concrete maintenance, tile and grout cleaning, hot-water carpet extraction and entrance matting programs. Floor work is scheduled after close or overnight so your staff and customers arrive to dry, finished floors. Each project comes with a written scope, and recurring programs are priced as a fixed monthly amount.
We assess each floor type, its current finish and the traffic it carries, then write a floor plan with frequencies: for example, nightly dust mopping, weekly auto-scrub, a quarterly scrub and recoat and an annual strip and wax. Crews use commercial auto-scrubbers, burnishers, wet-dry vacuums and portable or truck-mount hot-water extractors, with finishes and cleaners suited to each surface.
Work is scheduled after close or overnight, with wet-floor signage and sections completed in sequence so exits stay open. Staff are trained in WHMIS and safe chemical handling. Green-certified finishes and cleaners are available on request. Your account manager confirms dates with you in advance and documents each visit with an inspection report.
What's included
Floor care is scheduled around your hours, as a one-time project or a regular program. Here's what we take care of:
- Floor Waxing & Polishing
- Stripping, Sealing & Recoating
- High-Speed Buffing
- Carpet Cleaning & Stain Removal
- Tile & Grout Restoration
- Polished Concrete Care
- Entrance Mats & Salt Removal
- Warehouse & Retail Aisle Scrubbing
See the full service list
- VCT strip, seal and wax with multiple finish coats
- Scrub and recoat between full strips
- High-speed burnishing to restore gloss
- Polished concrete cleaning, conditioning and densifier maintenance
- Ceramic and porcelain tile cleaning and grout restoration
- Hot-water carpet extraction with pre-treatment
- Carpet spot and stain treatment between extractions
- Entrance matting supply, cleaning and rotation
- Auto-scrubbing of warehouse and retail aisles
- Salt residue removal from entrances in winter
- Rubber, vinyl plank and sheet floor maintenance
If we miss it, we fix it. At no charge.
Every account starts with a written scope and checklist. If a task on that checklist is missed, tell your account manager and it is fixed on the next visit at no charge. We re-clean until the work meets the agreed specification. No paperwork and no arguing over the invoice. That is the whole guarantee.
Request a quoteWhat goes into your price
Every building is priced on these six things, on the spot at your walkthrough.
- Floor area
- Floor condition
- Finish coats
- Furniture to move
- Access hours
- One-time or recurring
Who asks for floor care
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Floor care: questions we hear a lot
Not covered here? Call (604) 341-2325 and a person answers, not a call centre.
How often should VCT be stripped and waxed?
It depends on traffic and how well the finish is maintained between strips. A well-run program with regular burnishing and a scrub and recoat every few months can push a full strip out to once a year or longer. Entrances and checkout lanes in the wet season usually need attention sooner than back offices.
What do you do about salt and grit in winter?
Salt residue dulls finish and etches concrete, and grit acts like sandpaper under foot traffic. We add entrance matting inside and outside the door, increase dust mopping and auto-scrubbing at entrances, and use a neutral cleaner to remove salt film. The matting is cleaned or rotated on a set schedule through the wet season.
Can you extract carpets without closing the office for a day?
Yes. Hot-water extraction is done after close or overnight, and we run air movers so carpet is dry before staff arrive. We pre-treat traffic lanes and spots, extract in sections, and leave furniture on tabs or blocks where needed. Your account manager confirms the date and any areas to prioritize.
Do you maintain polished concrete?
Yes. Polished concrete in warehouses, dealerships and retail needs regular auto-scrubbing with a neutral or conditioning cleaner, plus periodic burnishing and reapplication of densifier or guard according to the manufacturer's maintenance guide. We follow that guide rather than applying a wax that was never meant for the surface.
Book a floor assessment and get a written floor care plan.
Fill in the form, or call (604) 341-2325. We confirm a walkthrough, then send a scope and a fixed monthly price.
- 10+ years
- $2,000,000 liability
- WorkSafeBC registered
- 100% satisfaction guarantee