Hardwood Floor Cleaning in Lakewood Village, TX
The question we get asked before almost every booking has nothing to do with the floor. It is what happens to all the furniture.
It is a fair thing to want settled in advance, because a house full of furniture is the practical obstacle to any floor work and nobody wants a crew arriving with an unspoken assumption that the homeowner is going to empty a room.
So, plainly: we move what two people can move safely, we clean under it, and we put it back where it was.
What Gets Moved
Dining tables and chairs, coffee tables, side tables, sofas and armchairs, bar stools, floor lamps, and most freestanding items. They come out, the floor goes under them, and they go back. Chairs generally get placed on the table for the pass and taken down after. This is ordinary and it is included, and nobody should be charging you separately for it.
What Stays Where It Is
Anything built in. Pianos, gun safes, large aquariums, and full bookcases, because moving those risks the item, the floor, and somebody's back. Beds usually stay, and we work around and under as far as we can reach. Electronics stay connected. If a specific heavy piece matters to you, the answer is to have it moved separately by people who do that, before we come.
The Shadow Under a Piece That Never Moves
Worth knowing before we lift anything. Wherever a large item has stood for years, the floor underneath is a different color from the floor around it, and part of that difference is light exposure and does not clean out. Cleaning the room evens up the dirt component and the tonal difference remains, closing up slowly over the following year or two. If a piece is going back in exactly the same position, none of this is visible anyway.
What Helps If You Want to Help
Clearing the small things is genuinely useful: rugs rolled and out of the room, floor plants, waste bins, shoes, anything on the floor of a closet. That is the part that slows a crew down. Large furniture is quicker for us to handle than for a homeowner, so leave that to us. And if you have a room you would rather we skipped entirely, say so at the start and it comes out of the price.
Not sure whether your floor needs cleaning or refinishing? There are three tests you can run yourself in about a minute, and they will tell you which one you are dealing with before anyone quotes you.
Hardwood problems we handle in Lakewood Village
Clear the small stuff off the floor, leave the heavy things to us, and tell us in advance about anything you do not want touched.
That is the whole preparation. 940-220-8158 gets you scheduled, as does the site, with $50 shaved off visit one.
Areas we cover around Lakewood Village
Neighborhoods: The Enclave of Lakewood Village, The Arbors at Lakewood Village, Lakewood Village 50s, the Eldorado Parkway corridor, Enclave Drive, Lakewood Village Drive, waterfront peninsula lots
Zip codes: 75068
Hardwood questions from Lakewood Village homeowners
Do you use sliders under the furniture legs?
Where appropriate, and lifting is better where two people can manage it. Sliding a heavy piece across a floor that is about to be cleaned is exactly the action that causes marks, so we avoid it wherever we reasonably can.
When can furniture go back onto a cleaned floor?
It goes back the same day, lifted and placed. What matters is that nothing gets dragged for about twenty-four hours while the protective coat hardens, and that rugs stay off for the same period.
Which areas does the crew cover?
Lakewood Village including The Enclave, The Arbors, the original Lakewood Village streets, the Eldorado Parkway corridor, and the waterfront peninsula lots, plus Oak Point, Little Elm, Lake Dallas, Cross Roads, Hackberry, and Shady Shores.
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