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Wood Floor Cleaning

Wood Floor Cleaning

Wood floors are one of the most popular choices for homeowners today. Solid hardwood and engineered wood floors are a great choice for their durability and long-lasting beauty. Eco Valley Chem-Dry offers industry-leading cleaning solutions for your entire home including our Wood Floor Cleaning Process combining sanitizing, cleaning and polishing to provide a deep clean and help you fall in love with your floors all over again.

The Eco Valley Chem-Dry Wood Floor Cleaning Process

Our wood floor cleaning process is designed for solid hardwood, engineered wood floors, and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) type flooring. Our process uses a Eco Valley Chem-Dry solution to remove dirt, grime, and allergens, such as pet dander and dust mite matter.

First, we use counter-rotating brushes that penetrate the grain of the wood for a deeper clean while using minimal water to protect the floor from damage.

Next, a powerful vacuum extracts the moisture along with the dirt and grime, leaving behind sparkling clean floors.

Finally, we apply wood floor polish to highlight the beauty of the wood grain and add a layer of protection until your next cleaning is needed.

Why Choose Eco Valley Chem-Dry for Wood Floor Cleaning?

There are dozens of home cleaning solutions and DIY retail products designed to clean hardwood flooring. While these products can provide easy short-term results, they can also cause unseen damage and allow residue, dirt, and grime to build up over time. A periodic professional wood floor cleaning is the best solution to protect and enhance your floors.

When you choose the Eco Valley Chem-Dry Wood Floor Cleaning process, you can expect a number of benefits such as:

  • Removal of dirt, grime, and allergens from pet dander
  • Increased lifespan of your wood floors
  • A superior deep clean to typical mopping
  • A protective barrier to help prevent future damage
  • A beautiful, durable shine
  • Minimal moisture exposure, which prevents potential damage
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Eco Valley Chem-Dry Wood Floor Cleaning
DIY Mopping

Uses a cleaner that contains no harsh chemicals

Uses soaps and detergents, which may contain harmful chemicals

Penetrates the grain of the wood using industry-leading equipment with counter-rotating brushes

Skims over the surface of the wood floor with a wet mop

Delivers a deeper clean that removes dirt, grime & non-living allergens* from within the wood grain

Does not penetrate the wood grain and only cleans the surface

Uses minimal water to help protect the wood from damage

Uses a large amount of water that can soak into the wood and cause damage such as buckling

Extracts moisture together with dirt and contaminants from your floors & home using a powerful vacuum

Absorbs some dirt and contaminants but also spreads them across the floor and does not extract them from the home

Uses a durable polish that creates a protective barrier and a healthy shine

May apply polish that typically does not last long or offer much protection against damage

Industry-Leading Step By Step Process

1. Thorough Inspection

Our certified technician will inspect the condition of your floor, including scratches and blemishes.

Our process is not recommended for floors with deep scratches, blemishes discoloration, staining or bare wood floors.

2. Polish & Acrylic Coating Removal

We will then determine if the floor is an acrylic coating in order to remove any polishing or coating before cleaning so that we can extract dirt form deep in the flooring.

3. Deep Cleaning

A technician will tape off the surrounding area so as not to ruin appliances or cabinetry. They will then begin the process of cleaning the wood floors with our specially formulated cleaner. This will remove dirt, debris, and contaminants leaving your floors healthier and streak-free.

4. Hard Wood Floor Polish

Once the floor has been cleaned, a polish is then applied. Our polish provides a beautiful shine and a protective layer to prevent future damage to the surface of the floor.

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