Recurring janitorial, washrooms, glass and disinfection, plus specialist floor restoration, all from one accountable crew on your building's schedule.
Running these services across the GTA since 1991
Ten services, one contract
Ordered the way most clients buy them: recurring janitorial first, specialist floor restoration after.
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Recurring nightly cleaning and daytime porter coverage for offices, washrooms, kitchens, common areas and waste. Built around your building's schedule and reported through one contact.
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Full chemical strip down to bare tile, neutralise, then 4 to 6 coats of commercial-grade finish. Turns grey, built-up VCT back to a wet-look shine.
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Final-phase cleaning for new builds and renovations: adhesive and grout haze removal, protective finish, and a hand-off-ready floor.
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Fixtures, partitions, floors and grout sanitised on every visit, with consumables restocked and shortages flagged before anyone has to call about them.
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Scheduled sanitising of door hardware, switches, rails, desks and shared equipment. These are the surfaces that move illness through a building fastest.
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Entrance glass, partitions, mirrors and interior windows cleaned streak-free on a recurring cycle, so the first thing a visitor looks through is clear.
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Scheduled deep scrub and 1500 to 2000 RPM burnish to pull scuffs and restore gloss between strip-and-wax cycles. Far cheaper than a full restoration.
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Encapsulation, bonnet and hot-water extraction for offices, corridors, banquet halls and event venues. Low-moisture options dry in 1 to 2 hours.
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Diamond honing and polishing to bring terrazzo and natural stone back to a factory finish, then sealed to resist traffic and spills.
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Degreasing and restoration for entrance vestibules, quarry-tile walkways, kitchens and loading areas. These are the surfaces every visitor sees first.
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Real jobs from our own crews. Drag each slider to compare.
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Scuffed, dull tile stripped and refinished to a uniform high-gloss.
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Degreased and restored. The terracotta colour comes back with the soil removed.
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Heavy traffic lanes and finish build-up removed, then sealed for winter salt.
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Same room, same light fixtures. The reflection is the finish, not the camera.
Maintenance programs
Any building looks its best the week after a deep clean. What matters is month nine. We build a recurring schedule around your traffic volume and your hours, so standards hold without anyone chasing us.
Service questions
If the answer you need is not here, call us. We would rather talk it through than have you guess at a budget.
A scrub and recoat removes the top layer of finish and lays fresh coats over it. A full strip takes the floor back to bare tile with chemical stripper, neutralises it, then rebuilds 4 to 6 coats. Recoats are cheaper and faster; a strip is what you need once build-up has gone grey or yellow.
Finish is walkable in about an hour per coat and takes 24 to 48 hours to fully cure. We schedule the work so the cure happens overnight or across a weekend and nobody is kept out of the space.
That is the normal arrangement. We sequence work between shifts, after close or on weekends, and we put the sequence in writing with the quote so your team knows which area is out of use on which night.
We can. Soap, paper, liners and hand sanitiser can be included in the contract and restocked on each visit, with shortages flagged before anyone has to call about them.
Where the room has to come back into use quickly, yes. Encapsulation and bonnet work dry in one to two hours. Hot-water extraction pulls more soil but needs longer, so we match the method to your schedule.
Next step
Send a photo or a floor plan. We will tell you what we would cover, how often, and what it costs.
