Floor surfaces
Intensive cleaning of suitable hard floors, including edges and accessible areas that are difficult to reach.
Intensive cleaning
Commercial deep cleaning in the Main-Taunus district
Deep cleaning removes firmly attached soil and residues that routine cleaning cannot fully address. We select the method and cleaning agents according to the material, its condition and how the area is used.
- Commercial premises
- Material-specific planning
- One-off or as required
Purpose and benefits
When routine cleaning is no longer sufficient.
Deep cleaning can be appropriate for visible traffic marks, persistent residues, preparation before a new care treatment or after prolonged intensive use. Before work begins, we inspect the surfaces and explain what result can realistically be achieved without damaging the material.
Scope of service
Possible elements of a deep clean
The scope is agreed for the specific areas involved rather than taken from a standard package.
Persistent residues
Removal of firmly attached soil and old residues where this is technically possible without harming the surface.
Detailed surfaces
Thorough cleaning of agreed skirting boards, doors, frames, radiators or other selected components.
Aftercare
Depending on the floor covering, we assess whether an appropriate care treatment should follow the cleaning.
Planning and process
How we plan a deep clean
A site assessment helps us select the right method, estimate the time required and set realistic expectations.
Important for a realistic assessment
Not every stain or colour change can be removed by cleaning. Damage, material ageing or residues absorbed into the surface may limit the achievable result.
- Step 1
Assess material and condition
We consider the floor type, kind of soil and any existing coatings.
- Step 2
Define the scope
The exact surfaces and any additional tasks are recorded clearly.
- Step 3
Coordinate the work
Timing, drying periods and possible operational restrictions are discussed in advance.
Materials and methods
Deep cleaning starts with a technical assessment
The floor material, its condition and the type of residue determine the appropriate method. Equipment and products are selected after the surface has been assessed.
Assess the material
Floor type, coatings and visible previous damage are considered before work begins.
Select the method
Mechanical action, product, dilution and contact time are matched to the surface.
Check the result
The achievable cleaning result is reviewed and material-related limitations are explained openly.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions about deep cleaning
The answers provide initial guidance. The binding scope is always defined for the individual premises.
01When is deep cleaning appropriate?
It is useful when ingrained soil, traffic marks or old care-product residues can no longer be addressed adequately through routine cleaning.
02Which floors can be deep-cleaned?
That depends on the material, condition and any existing finish. We assess the surface and select a suitable method before work starts.
03Can the area be used immediately afterwards?
Required drying or curing time depends on the method, flooring and any subsequent treatment. We agree these restrictions in advance.
04How is the price calculated?
Relevant factors include area, material, level of soil, access, required result and equipment. A site survey is usually the most reliable basis.
Document for guidance
Sample service specification – deep cleaning
This German-language sample illustrates how tasks and frequencies can be structured. The binding scope is always tailored to the premises, usage and agreed schedule.
Every page is marked “MUSTER” (sample). The document is not a binding quotation.Discuss your requirements
Would you like to request this service for your premises?
Tell us the location, type of premises and required scope. We will contact you to discuss the next appropriate steps.