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Floor treatment

Polish treatment of floors

Polish treatment adds a protective layer to vinyl and linoleum. The floor looks better, is easier to clean and lasts longer.

Polish treatment – high-gloss stone floor in an entrance after polish treatment

1978

Commercial cleaning since 1978

7+ years

Average client relationship

Regular team

And regular cover during absence

50–6,000 m²

From small offices to large properties

What the agreement includes

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Stripping of old polish

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Deep cleaning

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Application of new coats

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Machine polishing

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Maintenance plan

Chosen for your floor type

We choose the product based on floor type and footfall, so the result holds up in practice.

Ready the next morning

The treatment is done in the evening or at the weekend, so the floor is ready for use the next day.

★★★★★

“We switched to Gaarde Gruppen and immediately noticed a marked improvement in cleaning quality. Their staff are reliable and thorough.”

Mette K

· Office Manager, law firm

Dedicated contact person

Talk to us about polish treatment

We are happy to visit, see your premises and give you a fixed price with no hidden costs.

Polish treatment

Polish treatment for vinyl, linoleum, stone and tiles

A floor that looks new and is easier to keep clean

A polish treatment seals the surface and gives an even, smooth finish that not only looks good but is also more hygienic and easier to keep clean. Before treatment, the floor is deep-cleaned to remove dirt and old polish residue, so the new layer bonds properly.

  • The floor looks glossy, with colours and patterns brought out
  • The surface is more resistant to dirt
  • Daily maintenance becomes easier and quicker
  • The floor lasts longer between treatments

Which floors can be polish-treated?

We treat tiles, marble, terrazzo, linoleum, vinyl, asphalt, polished concrete, epoxy floors, slate and rubber, among others. Knowing the material is not enough, though. A floor may have a previous treatment, damage or a surface that requires another method, so we first examine the floor type, existing layers, wear and the manufacturer’s care instructions.

A test area shows whether deep cleaning removes old residue and whether the new polish bonds evenly. Deep scratches and damage to the floor itself are not repaired by polish. For oiled wooden floors, oil treatment is normally the right solution.

How does a polish treatment work?

First, we agree the area, access and moving of furniture. The floor is deep-cleaned to remove dirt, care products and old treatment, and once it is clean and dry, polish is applied in the agreed number of coats. Each coat needs time to dry, and the area is kept free of traffic while the treatment cures.

You will be told when the room can be used again and how the first clean should be done. A suitable routine in your daily cleaning keeps the surface in good condition for as long as possible.

Frequently asked questions about polish treatment

How long does a polish treatment last?

It depends on footfall and daily cleaning. With a suitable maintenance plan, a treatment can last a long time before new coats are needed.

Can we use the room the next day?

Yes, in most cases. We carry out the treatment in the evening or at the weekend so the floor is ready for use the next day.

Does polish remove scratches?

Polish evens out the surface, but deep scratches and damage to the floor itself must be repaired separately.

Which floors are not suitable for polish?

Oiled wooden floors should normally be oil-treated instead. We always assess the floor before recommending a treatment.

Combine with other services

Office and daily cleaning

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Property services

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Window cleaning

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Mat and linen service

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Tradespeople and handyman

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Post-construction cleaning

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Oil treatment of wooden floors

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Snow clearing and gritting

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Get a no-obligation quote

We visit you and draw up a tailored plan with a fixed price.