The reward of deep cleaning floors can be great. It is likely that if you wipe any hard flooring within your home that the cloth will show dirt. Cleaning your floors regularly helps keep on top of this dirt, but rarely remove it all. Unless you were to manually clean your floor multiple times, it is likely that some dirt will remain.

This can build up over time and become more of a challenge to clean. Once a floor gets to the point where there is ingrained dirt, even the most exhaustive clean can yield unsatisfactory results.

Deep Cleaning Floors: How Often Should I Clean?

Deep Cleaning Floors LancashireThis is not really a simple, one-solution to all kind of answer. There are different determining factors which will dictate the answer to this. The main one will be how the floor is used. If a floor is located in a commercial area, or an area where people wear shoes, it will become dirtier, quicker. Small stones and grit from people’s shoes will literally work like sandpaper to grind away the surface coating. This surface coating is primarily applied to offer protection of the floor underneath. Without it, the floor will become dirty and damaged.

This is a safety floor in a holiday cottage that had dogs in. A deep clean really shows just how dirty this floor had become. If you own a rental property, it is likely that your floors will need more regular cleaning. You are able to delegate the deep cleaning of your floors to us. We offer maintenance plans that helps you to keep on top of your floors so that you can avoid the expense of replacement if they are not correctly cared for. If you would like to find out more about our cleaning services, please get in touch by calling free on 0800 695 3455.

A recent client commented:

“What a fabulous job! Totally transformed our kitchen floor, never knew it could look so great! Professional and friendly service, would highly recommend, thank you so much.” – Sharif Ela