
Floors & Grounds
Floor polishing is a restoration process, not a clean — it strips old wax and sealant build-up, then reseals and machine-buffs the surface to bring the shine back out of the floor itself, rather than layering another coat over whatever's already there.
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Sealing over old wax build-up traps grime underneath the new layer, and the shine flattens out again within weeks. The strip step is what makes the finished result actually last rather than looking good only until the next clean.
Terrazzo, wood and vinyl each need a different sealant and buffing approach — wood in particular needs a sealant that doesn't trap moisture against the timber, which would cause warping or discolouration over time.
Usually done after hours or over a weekend so the space isn't out of use during business time, with drying and curing time factored into the schedule before furniture or foot traffic returns.
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It varies by product and floor type — typically a few hours for light foot traffic, longer before furniture goes back.
Once a year works for most homes; high-traffic commercial floors usually need it more frequently.
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