Commercial floor care · Tampa Bay
Strip & wax.
A fresh finish for your facility.
Restore the appearance of worn commercial floors with a scope built around the surface, its condition and your operating hours.
VCT & compatible resilient floors · After-hours options · Written scope
Commercial floor project from the Cronos gallery.
See the work
A finish that changes the first impression.
Explore commercial floor projects from our gallery. We assess each floor before recommending the right service.
Choose the right level of care
Is the finish worn—or does the floor need maintenance?
Dull traffic lanes, uneven finish and accumulated buildup are reasons to have the floor assessed. We review the existing coating and surface before recommending a full strip & wax.
A clear recommendation before the quote.
If a lighter maintenance service is appropriate, we can discuss it. Explore floor scrubbing →
Floor stripping in progress.
A planned process
The preparation matters as much as the shine.
We define the work and coordinate access before the equipment arrives.
01
Assess & prepare
Review the floor type, finish condition, area, furniture and access. Agree on the work zones and scope.
02
Remove the old finish
Strip the existing coating using a method selected for the floor, including agreed edge and detail work.
03
Clean & apply finish
Remove residue, prepare the surface and apply the agreed finish system according to product requirements.
04
Inspect & plan reopening
Review the result and communicate drying, cure and return-to-use requirements for the products applied.
Built for occupied buildings
Coordinate the project around your operation.
Access & work zones
Discuss rooms, entrances, furniture movement and any areas that must remain accessible.
Evening & weekend options
We coordinate available service windows and the floor’s return-to-use requirements before scheduling.
One written scope
Know the areas, preparation, finish system and responsibilities included in the proposal.
Commercial facilities
Floor care for the spaces people use every day.
Schools & community spaces
Classrooms, corridors and multipurpose rooms with compatible flooring.
Offices, clinics & retail
Entrances, shared areas and traffic lanes, assessed for the right floor-care method.
Facility management partners
Local project support with defined scope, scheduling and direct communication.
A quote based on the actual work
What affects your strip & wax estimate?
Square footage is the starting point. The existing finish, buildup, layout and project logistics help determine the work involved.
Bring these details to the walkthrough
• Approximate floor area and floor type
• Current condition and problem spots
• Furniture or equipment to move
• Access, water and electricity
• Preferred dates and reopening needs
Feedback from a Cronos customer
“These guys do an exceptional job, very detailed and always have something extra to give you.”
Yoniel Raul Gonzalez Fernandez · Google review
Let’s review your floors
Request your floor assessment.
Tell us the facility, floor area and preferred timing. Select “Stripping and Waxing” in the service field.
What happens next
A practical plan before work begins.
01 · We review your project details.
02 · We contact you to discuss the floor and arrange an assessment.
03 · You receive the proposed scope, schedule and price.
04 · You decide when to move forward.
Prefer to talk through the project?
Tampa Bay · Commercial properties & facility partners
No obligation. Sending a request does not book service or commit you to a contract.
Questions before scheduling
Know what to expect from your floor project.
No. We first check the floor material and manufacturer care requirements. We recommend strip & wax only where the surface and finish system are compatible.
It depends on area, preparation, the finish used and site conditions. We discuss drying, cure and return-to-use requirements before scheduling rather than promising the same turnaround for every project.
Yes, subject to scheduling and access. We coordinate a service window around the facility and the floor’s reopening requirements.
There is no single schedule for every facility. Traffic, existing finish and routine maintenance help determine whether the floor needs a full strip or a lighter service.
It renews the finish on suitable floors. Damaged tiles, deep scratches or other underlying defects may need separate repair; we discuss visible limitations during the assessment.
Your proposal identifies the areas, preparation and finish work included. Furniture movement, difficult buildup and additional services are discussed before work begins.
Cronos Cleaning Services
Give your facility a finish worth noticing.
Start with a floor assessment and a written plan for the work.