The Friday Window
Hybrid schedules empty most Austin offices by Friday afternoon. A Friday-to-Sunday strip gives the finish real cure time without anyone losing a working day.

Austin, TX · Commercial Cleaning
Stripping a floor properly needs an empty building and enough hours for the finish to cure. Austin's hybrid week is unusually good at supplying both — Fridays and weekends in most offices are genuinely quiet. ABS plans floor work around that window instead of asking you to close.
A full strip removes every layer of old finish down to the tile, which is the only way to clear the yellowing and embedded soil that builds up under successive coats. It is also the most disruptive thing we do, so it should not be done more often than the floor needs.
Between strips, a scrub-and-recoat takes off the top layer and puts fresh finish over it. It costs a fraction as much, takes a fraction of the time, and if it is scheduled properly it pushes the next full strip years further out.
Furniture moved and protected, then returned
Old finish stripped back to the tile
Edges and corners cut in by hand, not just machine-scrubbed
Neutralising rinse so new finish bonds properly
Floor sealed where the substrate requires it
Multiple coats of commercial finish, each cured before the next
Burnishing to the gloss level you asked for
Cove base and edges cleaned of stripper residue
Scrub-and-recoat option between full strips
Entry matting reviewed and recommendations given
Cure time confirmed before the space is handed back
Written schedule for the next service interval
Not every floor should be waxed. Some luxury vinyl and pre-finished products are damaged by stripping chemicals, and applying finish to them voids warranties. We identify the substrate before quoting and will tell you if the answer is a different treatment.
Hybrid schedules empty most Austin offices by Friday afternoon. A Friday-to-Sunday strip gives the finish real cure time without anyone losing a working day.
Medical VCT gets heavy cart traffic and frequent disinfection, both of which wear finish faster. Those floors usually want a shorter recoat interval rather than a longer strip cycle.
Most floors are stripped far more often than they need to be. A recoat schedule is cheaper, less disruptive, and generally produces a better-looking floor year-round.
Austin's fine summer dust is abrasive underfoot and dulls a fresh finish quickly. Entry matting is part of the recommendation, because it protects the work you just paid for.
Substrate and traffic set the method and the interval:
Floor programmes work best alongside daily cleaning that protects them — see Austin office cleaning and carpet cleaning for the soft-floor equivalent.
We confirm the substrate and how much finish is on it. That determines whether you need a strip, a recoat, or something else entirely.
Work is scheduled into a genuinely empty stretch, with the cure time built in rather than compressed. You get the handback time in writing.
You leave with a recoat schedule, not just a finished floor. Planned recoats are what keep the next full strip years away.
ABS cleans 500+ facilities daily across Texas with a 4.9-star Google rating. Locally owned and operated, so the person scheduling your weekend strip is local to it.
Commercial finish needs hours to harden after the last coat. Walked on early it scuffs, marks and wears unevenly, and the floor never reaches the durability it was supposed to have.
That is why we would rather move a job to a weekend than compress the cure. Buildings with heavy daily traffic also benefit from porter coverage to keep grit off a new finish.
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(800) 640-9446Less often than most buildings do it. With scheduled scrub-and-recoats, many VCT floors go several years between full strips. Traffic, entry matting and how well the floor is maintained daily all move that number.
Tell us the floor type, the square footage and when the building is empty. We will tell you whether it needs a strip or a recoat and quote within 24 hours.
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2028 East Ben White Blvd, #240-4424
Austin, TX 78741