If a business wants to look professional, it needs professionals to keep everything pristine, and this is where Coca Building Services come in.

In most cases, when a residential service is called out to a property, it’s a one-time thing. The workers get in, take care of the floors that need help and head out. There’s a little more to it with commercial carpet cleaning, because commercial carpets require ongoing maintenance.  Tabrics found in professional settings usually handle much more foot traffic than residential floors. This increased foot traffic soils the fabric quickly and regular intervention is needed to keep things from getting unhealthy.

Floorings found in professional settings are often better at hiding soiled areas, and because there is more room to cover, it’s not always clear where the highest traffic zones are located.  Coca Building Services performs a thorough check to spot what areas need the most help. These problem zones are usually around entryways, bottlenecks and doorways.

Once a detailed layout of the building is put together, and the points of concern are flagged, the maintenance can begin. This can be broken down into three schedules of treatment: preventative, daily and intermittent. This detailed plan is not something that’s usually done for houses or apartments, as these buildings don’t bring in as much debris and sediment.

Preventative forms of treatment involve a couple of simple techniques to keep sediment from getting into the building and keeping it from showing up on flooring. Entry mats and finding a masking color for the business’s surfaces are the most popular ways a commercial carpet cleaning service accomplishes this.

Daily maintenance means thorough vacuuming of all floors and spot treatment of all spills or stains. Vacuuming daily can eliminate around 80 percent of particulate debris from taking root, and this can stop major issues from popping up.

Intermittent treatment requires deep extraction of soiling. This can be semi-annual, or monthly for high traffic zones. Deep removal requires some of the same techniques a residential business uses – like hot water extraction with some light detergent. Deodorizing substances and barriers that prevent future stains may also be used.