Keep Your Floors Safe, Clean, and Compliant
Floors are one of the first things people notice in a building — especially when they’re not being maintained properly.
At Servello Cleaning Services, we provide commercial floor cleaning services across Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut for offices, medical spaces, retail properties, multi-tenant buildings, and more. The goal is simple: make the building look cared for again without turning the process into a headache.
Restore, Protect, and Extend the Life of Your Floors
Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT) remains one of the most common flooring systems found in schools, office buildings, healthcare facilities, municipal buildings, and commercial properties throughout New England.
Over time, foot traffic, dirt, moisture, and routine wear gradually break down floor finish, leaving floors dull, scratched, discolored, and difficult to maintain.
Servello Floor Systems provides professional VCT strip and wax services designed to restore appearance, improve protection, and help extend the life of your flooring investment.
What Is a VCT Strip and Wax?
A strip and wax service removes old floor finish, embedded soil, and accumulated contaminants before applying multiple new coats of commercial-grade floor finish. The result is a cleaner, brighter, and more professional appearance while providing a durable protective layer against daily wear and tear.
A properly maintained VCT floor can last for decades when combined with routine maintenance and periodic restoration.
Signs Your VCT Floors May Need Restoration
You may benefit from a strip and wax service if your floors show signs such as:
- Dull or uneven appearance
- Heavy scratching or scuffing
- Yellowing or discoloration
- Finish buildup around edges and corners
- Floors that no longer respond to routine cleaning
- High-traffic wear patterns
- Loss of shine throughout hallways and common areas
Many facility managers assume replacement is necessary when a floor has simply reached the point where restoration is required.
If you’re not sure where yours falls, that’s normal. Most people aren’t looking at floors every day—we are.
Send a few photos or give us a quick call—we’ll point you in the right direction.