Commercial Floor Cleaning Services Across the South Shore

Keep Commercial Floors Clean, Safe, and Ready for Business

Office buildings handle daily traffic that easily wears down floor surfaces. Employees track dirt through entrances. Customers bring in rain, snow, and road salt. Dragged carts and office chairs leave marks. While daily mopping and vacuuming control dirt, they don’t remove steady buildup under carpets and hard floors.

Commercial floor cleaning services provide deeper care for carpet, tile, concrete, hardwood, and other floor surfaces. Depending on the floor type, the work may include machine scrubbing, hot water extraction, grout cleaning, stripping and waxing, buffing, polishing, or resealing. A properly maintained floor provides a safer, more professional space for daily business.

Tully’s Cleaning Company has provided commercial floor care across South Shore and Greater Boston businesses since 1983. We work with offices, retail properties, banks, showrooms, medical facilities, managed buildings, and other spaces. Each scheduled visit follows a custom plan built around the building, hours, daily traffic, and floor material.

What Professional Commercial Floor Care Involves

Professional commercial floor cleaning addresses dirt, stains, and worn finish that build up over time. Most buildings schedule floor service separately from nightly janitorial service, since the work takes more time and requires different equipment. Commercial floor maintenance may be treated as a one-time deep cleaning, scheduled quarterly or seasonal service, or ongoing care tied to a broad office cleaning service.

Each floor cleaning method varies depending on the type of floor surface. Carpeted floors may need periodic spot treatment and hot water extraction. Tile and grout floors may need machine agitation to release embedded soil. Vinyl Composition Tiles (VCT) flooring may need the old finish removed before new protective coats are applied. Concrete, marble, hardwood, and other special surfaces also require different methods.

The goal is not to apply the same floor care plan at every building. The cleaning method should match the floor surface, daily traffic, intensity of wear, and how the building operates.

How Routine Floor Cleaning Benefits Your Business

Regular floor cleaning helps you manage safety, appearance, and long-term maintenance. It also prevents your staff from having to respond to the same floor problems again and again.

Reduce Slip and Fall Risks

Deep cleaning removes moisture and grease buildup that ordinary mopping may leave behind. This prevents floors from being slippery and supports OSHA’s standards for safe walking surfaces.

Protect Your Flooring Investment

Floors can be costly to replace. Tracked dirt and grit act like sandpaper that scratches and dulls floor finish over time. Routine floor cleaning removes this debris, preventing deeper damage. Stripping, waxing, and sealing help restore the floor finish and delay the need for replacement.

Maintain a Professional Image

Well-kept floors give your business a professional image. Entrances, lobbies, hallways, meeting rooms, and restrooms shape how people see your building. Clean carpet, tidy tiles, and finished hard floors make a better impression on employees, guests, and stakeholders.

Deeper Clean for High-Traffic Areas

Standard vacuuming may not remove stains or embedded soil on carpets and hard floors. The right cleaning equipment reaches deep into each surface. This provides cleaner areas in high-traffic buildings, medical establishments, and customer-facing offices.

Routine floor maintenance gives your employees and visitors a cleaner, more comfortable space to work and perform daily business.

How Commercial Floor Cleaning Is Completed

Step 1: Floor Walkthrough

Our owners, Ken or Ryan Tully, review each floor type, its square footage, daily traffic, any visible wear, and floor maintenance routine. The walkthrough also identifies areas that need special access, any furniture to move, and after-hours entry.

Step 2: Get a Written Floor Care Plan

You receive a custom plan that outlines which areas will be cleaned, recommended floor cleaning method, cleaning schedule, and any access requirements. The plan also accounts for cleaning divisions depending on daily traffic. Larger buildings can be divided into sections so one area remains open while another is being serviced.

Step 3: A Consistent Crew Completes the Work

A trained crew visits and brings the right equipment and cleaning products. Approved furniture is moved and other surfaces are protected before cleaning begins. The team follows the cleaning scope and completes all areas for a quality-control check.

Step 4: Review the Completed Work

A quality control manager reviews the work and addresses any concerns. Any missed area is fixed before your employees arrive the next day. If a floor surface needs to be revisited, you can directly reach the owners to have it addressed.

Floor Cleaning Methods for Every Commercial Surface

Tully’s Cleaning Company handles each commercial floor service with a structured system. We bring advanced equipment, innovative products and decades of experience.

• Stripping and Waxing: Removing old, dulled, or damaged wax from VCT or linoleum floors. Fresh, protective layers are applied for a new, smooth floor finish.
• Tile and Grout Deep Cleaning: Specialized equipment lifts embedded dirt, grease, and stains out of tile floors and grout lines.
• Carpet Cleaning: Using deep extraction, shampooing, and steam cleaning to remove stubborn stains and odors from carpeted floors.
• Buffing and Polishing: Restoring shiny finish in hard floors in between deeper cleanings, without the need for a full strip and wax.
• Specialized Floor Care: Cleaning, grinding, and sealing concrete floors. Specialized care is also applied to marble and hardwood surfaces.

Each surface is matched with the right cleaning method, not a templated plan. Our goal is to restore your floor’s shine while protecting your property’s overall investment.

Why Local Businesses Trust Tully’s Cleaning Company

Tully’s Cleaning Company has served office buildings and commercial spaces across the South Shore and Greater Boston since 1983. That means more than 35 years of thorough work in deep cleaning, stripping, waxing, and restoring floors.

We are an owner-operated company based in Rockland, MA. That means you work with a local, trained crew that learns your property, floor priorities, access instructions, and schedule. You are not assigned a new team that happens to be on dispatch that week. You do not have to explain every detail every visit.

Our local crews also mean shorter response times. When an area needs to be revisited, a manager can get on site quickly, not days later. Quality-control checks and accountability are among the reasons why banks, offices, and property management companies have trusted Tully’s Cleaning Company with their floor care for years.

Feedback From Clients and Managers

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“Ryan and the team are great. Ryan is very quick to respond, is often in the space to check in on things, and truly cares about the quality of work.”

Lauren H.

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“Great experience working with Ryan and crew. They did a fantastic job and would highly recommend.”

Jill C.

Commercial Floor Cleaning Services FAQs

How often should commercial floors be stripped and waxed?

Scheduling floor stripping and waxing depends on the floor type and foot traffic. High-traffic lobbies and hallways may require stripping and waxing several times a year, while lower-traffic areas can go longer between services. A proper walkthrough helps determine the right schedule for the floors and surfaces in your building.

Can floor cleaning be completed after business hours?

Yes. Commercial floor cleaning is often scheduled during evenings, weekends, or other low-traffic periods. The floor cleaning plan outlines the right cleaning products, furniture to move, drying and curing time, and when each area needs to reopen. Larger office buildings can be completed in phases to reduce work disruption.

What is the difference between buffing and stripping and waxing?

Buffing restores shine and reduces minor scuffs on a floor finish. Stripping and waxing removes the old finish before new protective coats are applied. Buffing works for routine appearance maintenance while stripping and waxing is used when the floor is worn, yellowish, has deep scratches, or can no longer be restored by polishing.

How much do commercial floor cleaning services cost?

The cost of office floor cleaning depends on square footage, flooring type, existing wear, and the cleaning equipment or method required. A carpet extraction may be priced differently from a full strip-and-wax service. A written floor cleaning plan includes a detailed estimate based on what your building needs, not a templated price list.