Ingrained dirt in PVC, carpet stains and a worn protective finish call for different treatments. Purion cleans and maintains commercial floors, from machine scrubbing and spray extraction to renewing suitable protective finishes. The material, existing finish and condition determine the appropriate treatment.
The same appearance can conceal a very different floor construction or finish. Before selecting a method, we establish the material, maintenance history and condition. Manufacturer guidance and any special performance requirements inform the proposal.
Traffic marks and a worn finish need different treatment from everyday dirt. Options include intensive cleaning, spray maintenance and refreshing an existing protective system. Removing old layers and applying a new finish is considered only where the floor requires it.
We address ingrained dirt, surface texture and residues without treating every PVC floor as a coated floor. The factory finish determines the suitable cleaning method and whether an additional protective treatment is appropriate.
Black marks, textured surfaces and heavy use call for a material-specific approach. Cleaning and any protective treatment must respect the flooring system and its intended use, including the requirements of sports spaces.
We distinguish surface soiling from wear in the stone itself. Depending on the stone, specialist options include honing, polishing and impregnation. Crystallisation is considered only for suitable calcareous stone, not as a universal treatment.
An oiled floor needs a different maintenance system from a lacquered one. Alongside careful cleaning and maintenance, sanding and refinishing can be assessed. The remaining wear layer and existing finish help determine what is possible.
We assess fibre, backing, stains and traffic lanes before choosing a method. Depending on the carpet, suitable methods include low-moisture encapsulation, bonnet cleaning and spray extraction. Drying time and ventilation are included in the planning; permanent discolouration cannot always be removed.
We remove dust and suitable soil with careful control of moisture. Joints, edges and the existing condition determine the treatment. A laminate surface is not treated as solid timber: sanding or applying a new finish is not assumed to be suitable.
Soil can settle in the textured surface of a stone carpet. The finish, including whether the surface is sealed, determines the cleaning method. We assess suitable machine or deep cleaning, extraction of dirty water and drying time without soaking sensitive areas.
Intensive cleaning may be sufficient for residue or ingrained dirt. Where the finish is worn, we assess local repairs or renewal of a compatible protective coating. A PU or coloured coating requires a suitable substrate and agreed preparation and curing time.
From tiled washrooms to warehouse floors and car parks, the work may include machine scrubbing, joint cleaning and treatment of suitable stains. The surface, drainage, access and type of contamination determine the equipment and method.
Targeted cleaning removes soil and residues. Periodic work complements the daily programme, with extra attention to entrances, traffic lanes, edges and joints.
We assess whether refreshing a finish is enough or whether stripping, recoating or specialist restoration is justified. Dry stripping, polymer finishes and PU systems are options, not interchangeable treatments.
Maintenance intervals follow the condition and use of the floor. We discuss entrance matting, furniture protection and daily cleaning instructions so that the next treatment builds on the last.
Before work starts, we agree the areas, preparation, expected finish and limits of the treatment. Moving furniture, temporary closures, ventilation and drying or curing times are addressed in the proposal. Where useful, a trial area helps establish a realistic result.
Purion carries out the agreed floor care and checks the work. At handover, we review the agreed work and explain the aftercare. A maintenance schedule can record the floor type, treatment and next review.
Upholstery, washrooms and professional kitchens have their own cleaning requirements. We can discuss these alongside floor care. Escalators and raised access floors need a separate technical assessment and specialist scope; they are not included in a standard floor-cleaning assignment.
Tell us which services you need. We discuss your request and inspect the location. Your final quote specifies the work, frequency and price. During execution, we check quality and report on agreed actions.
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