FLOOR WAXING

Floor waxing

Wood floor cleaning, waxing, and polishing maintenance; process arranged according to wood type and surface coating.

Charging method

Quote based on photos

Wooden floor assessment based on area, original coating, and site conditions.

View price list
Floor waxing

Wooden floors accumulate dirt and lose luster over time. Proper cleaning and waxing maintenance help maintain their appearance and facilitate daily upkeep.

We will first confirm wooden floor material, surface coating, and current maintenance status, then assess whether waxing and polishing are suitable to avoid using unsuitable products or processes.

Applicable scope

  • Home wooden floor (needs coating assessment)
  • Wooden floor living room and bedroom
  • Office wooden floor
  • Wooden floor requiring maintenance of existing wax surface

Cleaning process

  1. On-site check

    Confirm floor material, existing wax surface, and wear conditions.

  2. Clean floor

    Remove dust and surface dirt, move away movable objects.

  3. Remove old wax (if required)

    Evaluate the appropriate method for handling old wax based on the wood and coating condition.

  4. Confirm dry

    Control cleaning water usage, wait until the wooden floor surface is fully dry.

  5. Waxing and Polishing

    Use maintenance products suitable for the wooden floor; wax and polish as needed.

  6. Maintenance advice

    Explaining daily cleaning methods and suggested maintenance cycles.

Precautions

  • Stop using the floor during construction and drying
  • Not all wooden floor coatings are suitable for waxing; inspection and confirmation are required first.
  • Quote confirmed by area and process

FAQ

How often should it be waxed?

Depending on foot traffic and usage, the technician can give you recommendations on-site.

Can I only do cleaning without waxing?

Yes, appropriate procedures will be arranged according to the floor condition.

Appointment inquiry

Wooden floor care, confirm the original surface condition first

Provide full view of the floor, close-ups, area, and original coating information to first assess whether it is suitable for waxing and related maintenance procedures.