Floor care · Raleigh & the Triangle
Commercial Floor Cleaning & Maintenance
Floors are among the most visible and heavily used surfaces in any facility. Executive Fix provides commercial floor cleaning and maintenance for businesses, schools, government facilities, property managers, and institutional buildings throughout Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and the Triangle. From routine machine scrubbing to periodic stripping and waxing, every program is built around your floors and your schedule.
Free floor assessment and written proposal. No obligation.
Assessment first
Floor care built around your property
Different flooring materials require different cleaning methods. A product or process that works well on one surface can damage another or produce poor results.
That’s why every floor program starts with an on-site assessment. It lets us recommend a practical plan, whether that’s one-time corrective work or a recurring program, and prepare an accurate proposal instead of applying the same process to every property.
What we evaluate
- Flooring material and manufacturer recommendations
- Existing finish or coating
- Current condition, stains, and problem areas
- Edge and corner buildup
- Daily foot traffic and traffic patterns
- Dirt and moisture exposure
- Approximate square footage
- Previous cleaning methods and janitorial procedures
- Furniture and equipment movement
- Electrical and water access
- Operating hours, drying and curing time
- Safety and access restrictions
- Appearance expectations and budget
Floor care services
Our commercial floor cleaning services
Your floor-care program can include one-time corrective cleaning, recurring maintenance, or a combination of both.
Commercial Floor Scrubbing
Machine scrubbing removes embedded dirt, residue, and buildup that routine mopping leaves behind. Equipment, cleaning solution, and process are matched to the floor material and its condition.
Floor Stripping & Waxing
For suitable resilient flooring, the old finish is removed and new coats are applied, restoring a cleaner, more uniform appearance and adding a protective layer.
Scrub & Recoat
When a floor doesn’t need full stripping, we remove surface soil and prepare the existing finish for fresh coats, extending the life of the current finish when conditions allow.
Floor Burnishing
Burnishing improves the appearance of compatible finished floors and maintains a smoother, more polished surface between larger restorative services.
Tile & Grout Cleaning
Periodic detail cleaning for textured tile and porous grout lines where dirt and residue have become embedded and won’t respond to routine mopping.
Concrete Floor Cleaning
Machine scrubbing and other site-appropriate methods for sealed and finished concrete in commercial buildings, removing tracked-in soil and surface buildup.
Routine Hard-Floor Maintenance
Recurring sweeping, dust mopping, damp mopping, and machine cleaning built into a scheduled maintenance program.
Entryway & High-Traffic Floor Care
Entrances, corridors, elevators, lobbies, cafeterias, and other high-use areas get more frequent attention than the rest of the facility.
Carpet Cleaning Coordination
Where applicable, carpeted areas are evaluated separately and incorporated into your overall floor-maintenance plan based on the services available for your facility.
Flooring types
Flooring types we service
The right process depends on the floor manufacturer, finish, age, condition, and maintenance history. We evaluate these before selecting products or equipment.
- Vinyl composition tile (VCT)
- Luxury vinyl tile (LVT)
- Ceramic tile
- Porcelain tile
- Sealed concrete
- Finished concrete
- Rubber flooring
- Commercial laminate
- Other resilient flooring
- Carpeted areas, when included in the scope
When to call
Routine cleaning is not always enough
Daily sweeping and mopping matter, but they don’t always remove soil, residue, scuffing, or buildup. A floor assessment shows whether your property needs deeper cleaning, refinishing, or a more consistent maintenance schedule.
Warning signs
- Dull or uneven appearance
- Embedded dirt
- Darkened traffic lanes
- Visible scuff marks
- Cloudy or yellowing finish
- Worn floor finish
- Grout discoloration
- Sticky residue
- Inconsistent shine
- Soil buildup along edges and corners
- Floors that still look dirty after mopping
Common floor-care problems
Finish wearing unevenly
Entrances, hallways, and traffic lanes wear faster than low-use areas. A maintenance plan should account for those differences.
Floors looking dirty after mopping
Dirty water, incorrect products, residue buildup, worn finish, and embedded soil can all keep a floor looking dirty.
Excessive scuffing
Footwear, carts, and furniture mark compatible finished floors. Scuffs need to be removed without damaging the surface.
Grout discoloration
Routine mopping can push soil into grout lines. Periodic detail cleaning removes the accumulated residue.
Finish losing its shine
Traffic, soil, moisture, and inconsistent maintenance gradually reduce the appearance of floor finish.
Products leaving residue
The wrong chemical or dilution can leave floors sticky, cloudy, and quicker to attract dirt.
Facilities we serve
Floor care for commercial and institutional facilities
Executive Fix provides commercial floor cleaning for a range of properties throughout Raleigh and the Triangle.
Corporate Offices
Lobbies, corridors, breakrooms, conference areas, restrooms, and shared workspaces.
Schools & Educational Facilities
Scheduled floor cleaning for classrooms, cafeterias, hallways, administrative areas, gym-adjacent spaces, and other high-traffic areas.
Government & Municipal Buildings
Structured floor-maintenance programs built around facility schedules, defined scopes of work, and public access requirements.
Commercial & Multi-Tenant Properties
Common areas, entrances, elevators, corridors, restrooms, and tenant spaces.
Medical & Professional Offices
Detail-oriented floor care for waiting rooms, administrative spaces, hallways, restrooms, and approved nonclinical areas.
Retail & Customer-Facing Facilities
Entrances, checkout areas, aisles, restrooms, and the other spaces that shape the customer experience.
How it works
Our commercial floor-care process
A successful floor project starts with understanding the surface and agreeing on the expected result.
01
Floor Assessment
We inspect the flooring material, existing finish, traffic patterns, problem areas, and overall condition.
02
Service Recommendation
We recommend a cleaning or maintenance process based on the floor’s needs, your facility schedule, and the result you want.
03
Custom Proposal
The proposal defines the work, service areas, schedule, and any preparation requirements.
04
Project Preparation
We coordinate access, furniture movement, safety considerations, drying time, and any operational restrictions.
05
Floor Service
The approved process is completed using methods appropriate for your flooring and the agreed scope.
06
Ongoing Maintenance Plan
When recurring service makes sense, we recommend a schedule based on traffic, condition, appearance standards, and budget.
Scheduling
Floor care that works around your operations
Floor work can involve equipment, wet surfaces, drying time, and temporary restrictions. We schedule around your building’s operations whenever possible, based on the process, facility access, and the time needed before the area returns to normal use.
- Evening service
- Weekend service
- Holiday or school-break service
- Phased cleaning by area
- Low-traffic operating periods
- Recurring monthly or quarterly service
- Annual restorative service
- Coordinated with your regular janitorial cleaning
Long-term results
Protecting the appearance of your floors
Professional cleaning improves how a floor looks, but long-term results depend on ongoing maintenance. The goal is to remove dirt before it becomes embedded, not wait until the entire floor needs major corrective work.
- Entrance matting
- Routine dust mopping
- Prompt spill response
- Correct chemical dilution
- The right mops and equipment
- Scheduled machine scrubbing
- Periodic burnishing
- Scrub and recoat services
- Stripping and refinishing when necessary
- Extra attention to high-traffic areas
Why Executive Fix
Why facilities choose Executive Fix for floor care
Floor care rewards preparation. We bring the same commercial-first approach, veteran leadership, and accountability to your floors that we bring to every account.
Facility-Specific Recommendations
We evaluate the floor and the property before recommending any service.
Commercial & Institutional Focus
Our floor-care services are built around the operating requirements of commercial and institutional facilities.
Clear Scope of Work
Service areas, process, scheduling, and expectations are documented in your proposal.
Flexible Scheduling
Work is coordinated around your operating hours and building access requirements.
Recurring Maintenance Options
Floor care can be part of a scheduled program instead of an emergency project.
Disciplined Execution
Preparation, communication, accountability, and attention to detail throughout the service process.
Service area
Commercial floor cleaning throughout the Triangle
Executive Fix serves commercial and institutional facilities in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Morrisville, Apex, and the surrounding communities. Whether you manage one property or several, we can evaluate your flooring and build a plan based on its condition, traffic, and maintenance requirements.
FAQ
Commercial floor cleaning questions
What types of commercial floors do you clean?
We build cleaning plans for common commercial flooring, including vinyl composition tile, luxury vinyl tile, ceramic and porcelain tile, sealed concrete, rubber flooring, and other resilient surfaces. The right process depends on the floor’s material and condition.
How often should commercial floors be professionally cleaned?
It depends on the flooring material, foot traffic, weather exposure, appearance standards, and your routine janitorial program. High-traffic facilities usually need machine cleaning more often than smaller or lower-traffic properties.
What is the difference between floor cleaning and stripping and waxing?
Floor cleaning removes dirt and surface buildup. Stripping and waxing is a more involved process: the existing finish on a compatible floor is removed and new finish is applied. Not every flooring material should be stripped or waxed.
Can a floor be recoated without being completely stripped?
Often, yes. If the existing finish is still in suitable condition, a scrub and recoat may be appropriate. We evaluate the floor before recommending it.
Can floor cleaning be done outside business hours?
Yes. Depending on facility access and the service required, work can be scheduled during evenings, weekends, school breaks, or other low-traffic periods.
How long does commercial floor cleaning take?
Timing depends on square footage, floor condition, furniture movement, the cleaning process, and any drying or curing time. We set the expected schedule with you before work begins.
Do we need to move furniture before service?
Furniture and equipment responsibilities are agreed during the assessment. Some items may need to be moved beforehand; other areas can be handled by cleaning in phases.
Can floor care be included with recurring janitorial service?
Yes. Routine and periodic floor care can be coordinated with your broader janitorial program.
How much does commercial floor cleaning cost?
Pricing depends on square footage, flooring type, current condition, the selected service, furniture movement, access, and scheduling. An on-site assessment gives us what we need for an accurate proposal.
What areas do you serve?
We provide commercial floor cleaning throughout the Triangle, including Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Morrisville, Apex, and surrounding communities.
How do we get started?
Request a facility walkthrough. We will inspect the service areas, discuss your needs, and prepare a custom floor-care proposal.
Floor assessment
Request a commercial floor cleaning proposal
If your floors stay dull, stained, or hard to maintain despite routine cleaning, we’ll help you find the next step. Schedule a floor assessment to review their condition, your operating requirements, and the results you want.
Free floor assessment and written proposal. No obligation. Serving Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, and the Triangle.