Protect the surfaces people notice first
Commercial Floor Care
Floor maintenance is easier and less expensive before ordinary wear becomes permanent damage. Cortex matches routine cleaning and periodic restoration to the surface, finish, condition and traffic in your facility.

Scope
What the work can include.
We select and schedule the right tasks after walking the facility and reviewing the condition of the space, operating hours and priorities.
Discuss your scope →- ✓Machine scrubbing
- ✓Strip and refinish
- ✓Scrub and recoat
- ✓Burnishing and polishing
- ✓Concrete floor maintenance
- ✓Entryway salt and soil recovery
- ✓Edge and corner detailing
- ✓Recurring floor-care calendars
The result
What good service should change.
A cleaner, more consistent floor appearance
Protection appropriate to the surface
Less reactive restoration work
A documented maintenance cadence
Our approach
How we handle the work.
Identify the surface
We confirm flooring type, finish, age and manufacturer considerations.
Test and plan
We assess a representative area and align the process to your expectations.
Perform the work
The floor is prepared, cleaned or refinished and protected during cure time.
Maintain the result
We recommend daily and periodic care that supports the finished work.
Best fit
Where this service fits.
Service questions
Common questions about floor care.
Have a more specific condition or requirement? We will review it during the facility walkthrough.
Do all floors need to be stripped and waxed?+
No. Some floors require different finishes or no finish at all. We identify the surface before recommending a process.
Can floor care happen overnight?+
Often, yes. Timing depends on access, drying or cure requirements and when the area can be returned to service.
Do you provide ongoing machine scrubbing?+
Yes. Routine or periodic machine scrubbing can be included in a recurring cleaning program.
Let's talk
Let’s talk about your floor care needs.
Tell us about your facility and we’ll build the right cleaning plan for your space.
