Burnish & high-speed buff
Between full refinishes, floors have a maintenance secret: high-speed burnishing. The machine's heat and pressure re-harden and re-gloss the existing finish — restoring reflection without stripping anything.
On a schedule, burnishing is what separates floors that always look polished from floors that look good for a month after each strip and wax. It also postpones the next reset — and its cost.
What's included
- High-speed burnishing of finished floors
- Dust-mop and prep before every pass
- Restorer application where finish needs feeding
- Traffic-lane focus with full-field passes
- Scheduled cycles matched to traffic
Why it matters
Monthly or quarterly gloss instead of an annual one-month shine.
Healthy finish delays strip-and-wax spend by months or years.
Fast passes, no cure time — floors in service by morning.
Common questions
What's the difference between buffing and strip & wax?
Strip and wax replaces the finish; burnishing maintains it — heat-polishing the existing coats back to gloss. A good program pairs both so you never pay for a reset that maintenance could have postponed.
How often should floors be burnished?
Monthly for high-traffic retail and lobbies, quarterly for standard offices — your care plan sets it by traffic, and we adjust with the seasons if needed.
Let's make your facility spotless & compliant.
Book a free, no-obligation walkthrough. We'll assess your space, answer your questions, and build a quote tailored to your facility — usually within 24 hours.