Hallway and breakroom tile
VCT Floor Stripping, Sealing & Waxing in Coppell
Hallways, break areas and classrooms brought back from dull and scuffed to a clean, glossy finish that holds up to daily traffic.
Mopped Every Night and Still Looking Grubby?
Vinyl composition tile is everywhere in commercial buildings: corridors, breakrooms, classrooms, retail aisles, church fellowship halls. It wears well, but only when it is protected by layers of floor finish. Over months of foot traffic, that finish gets scratched, grayed and built up with grime that mopping cannot reach. Eventually the floor looks dirty no matter how often the crew cleans it. Stripping and waxing fixes the problem at the source. Commercial Cleaning Coppell removes the old finish down to the bare tile, scrubs and rinses the floor, lays down sealer and then applies fresh coats of finish. Once it cures, a high-speed burnisher brings up the gloss. We schedule the work for evenings, overnight or weekends so your hallways are dry and ready when people return. And because the same company handles your nightly cleaning, the new finish is cared for properly afterward, which keeps the shine around far longer. If your Coppell building has tile that has turned yellow, patchy or dull, a strip and wax is usually the most visible improvement you can make.
What Happens During a Strip and Wax?
The order of work matters on a refinish. Here is how ours goes.
Furniture and area prep
Movable items cleared, edges protected and signs placed so the work area stays safe.
Stripping
Stripper applied and worked in with a floor machine to break down old, worn finish.
Scrub and rinse
Loosened finish and grime picked up, then the tile rinsed so the new coats bond well.
Sealer
A base coat that fills the pores of the tile and gives the finish a solid footing.
Fresh finish coats
Several light layers of finish rolled on, each one left to cure before the next.
Burnishing
A high-speed pass that hardens and polishes the surface to a bright, durable gloss.
Upkeep plan
Advice on daily mopping, periodic burnishing and when the next full strip is likely to be needed.
How Do We Plan the Job?
See the floor
We measure the tile, check how far gone the old coats are and ask how heavy the foot traffic gets before giving you a number.
Pick the window
We agree on an overnight or weekend window so the floor has time to dry before people walk on it.
Refinish overnight
Old coats come off, sealer and fresh layers go down, the burnisher makes its pass, and the desks return and leaves the area ready for the next workday.
Why Have One Company Handle Your Floors?
Care after the shine
The nightly crew mops with the right products, so the new finish is not dulled by the wrong cleaner.
Work done while you are closed
Strip and wax happens after hours or on weekends, so nobody tiptoes around wet floors.
A floor plan, not just a job
We suggest a burnishing rhythm that keeps the gloss up between full strips.
- After-hours work
- Sealer and fresh coats
- Burnished finish
- Upkeep plan
Ready to See Your Tile Shine Again?
Tell us how much tile you have and how it looks today. We will walk the floor and give you a written price and a time window that works.