Commercial Surface Care
Bring Your Floors Back to Life with Natural Stone Revitalization
Natural stone floors have been popular for centuries, adding warmth, charm, and character to any space. Stone floors, including marble, limestone, travertine, slate, and granite, can last forever if adequately cared for and maintained. The downside to having natural stone floors in your commercial business is that they are porous and susceptible to wear, damage,…
The Rise Of LVT And Polished Concrete
Have you noticed a lot fewer carpets in commercial facilities lately? Us too! And there’s a very good reason for this. In recent years, the flooring industry has experienced a significant preference shift among commercial building owners and designers. Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) and polished concrete have emerged as two flooring options that are gaining…
Signs It’s Time to Reapply Your Commercial Floor Coatings
Commercial flooring is designed to withstand a large amount of foot traffic. However, these floors must be properly cared for and maintained to help them last and look their best. One of the ways that you can care for your hard floor surfaces and make them last longer is to have a professional apply commercial…
The Difference Between Protective Floor Coatings and Treatments
Commercial protective floor coatings and treatments Commercial hard flooring protective coatings and treatments are designed to protect floors from damage, make them easier to clean and care for, and help to extend their lifespan. Protective coatings can also be used to restore and revitalize old flooring that may look worse for wear. At Corporate Care,…
Preserve, Prolong and Protect Your Hard Floors with CareGuard Protective Coatings
The flooring in your commercial building is more than a surface meant to be walked across. When your employees, customers, and clients enter your building, your flooring can catch their eye and make a lasting impression. If your flooring is old, unkept, dull, dirty, or worn, your customers’ lasting impression is likely to be a…
The Pros and Cons of Each Type of Wood Flooring
Wood flooring is a popular choice for commercial environments, and it’s easy to understand why. Wood brings charm and character to a space that can be hard to achieve with other flooring types. But with countless natural, engineered, and laminated wooden flooring options available, deciding on the right one can take time and effort. We’ve…
How to Prevent Damage to Luxury Vinyl Tile
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) is a smart commercial flooring choice, especially in busy areas with high foot traffic. It’s durable, long-lasting, and easy to clean, making it very popular in heavy traffic and public-facing buildings. While it is extremely hard-wearing and easy to maintain, it’s not immortal or impervious to damage, but there are ways…
Signs Your Team Is Cleaning Terrazzo Flooring All Wrong
From busy office buildings and airports to hotel lobbies and even the Hollywood walk of fame – terrazzo flooring is everywhere we look. Terrazzo or epoxy terrazzo flooring is sophisticated and hardwearing, making it the perfect choice for many types of commercial spaces. It offers both durability and style and is a very affordable flooring…
How to Know if Metal Surfaces Need Refinishing
The best facility managers understand the importance of maintaining the metal surfaces in their buildings. Without a metal maintenance plan, a building’s metal hardware and architectural surfaces can become dirty, dented, scratched, rusted, or dull. Commercial spaces, in particular, are prone to metal wear and tear due to high traffic throughout the building. Over time,…
The Pros and Cons of Concrete Flooring for Commercial Buildings
Polished concrete flooring is durable, attractive, and a great flooring choice for many businesses. From office environments and industrial settings to airports to retail stores and education – concrete surfaces are the perfect solution for all kinds of commercial spaces. Concrete has come a long way from its drab, gray, industrial beginnings. Today, decorative designs,…
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