Calendar-Led Scheduling
Recoats go into quiet weeks and the full strip into the deepest gap of the year. Planned that way, floor work never collides with a booking.

San Antonio, TX · Commercial Cleaning
In a venue, floor work competes with the booking calendar and the calendar usually wins. The result is floors that get stripped whenever there is a gap rather than when they need it. ABS plans San Antonio floor programmes around the season, so the work lands in the quiet weeks by design.
A full strip clears every layer of old finish and starts again; a scrub-and-recoat refreshes the top layer at a fraction of the cost and downtime. Which one you need depends on the floor, not on the calendar.
The calendar decides when. Working back from your bookings, the recoats land in the quiet weeks and the full strip goes into the deepest gap in the year — which is how a venue keeps a good floor without ever closing for it.
Furniture and staging moved, protected and returned
Old finish stripped back to the substrate
Terrazzo and natural stone handled to the correct method
Hand-detailed edges, corners and cove base
Neutralising rinse before refinishing
Sealer applied where the substrate requires it
Multiple coats with proper cure between each
Burnishing to the gloss level the property wants
Hard-water marks addressed on adjacent hard surfaces
Scrub-and-recoat programme timed to quiet weeks
Full strip scheduled into the deepest calendar gap
Handback time confirmed against your next booking
Terrazzo and natural stone are not VCT and must not be treated as though they are. Stripping chemicals intended for vinyl can etch stone permanently, so the substrate is confirmed before anything is applied.
Recoats go into quiet weeks and the full strip into the deepest gap of the year. Planned that way, floor work never collides with a booking.
Older downtown properties often have original terrazzo or stone. It needs its own method and products, and the wrong stripper will damage it permanently.
A single large event can put months of wear on an entrance. Recoat intervals are set from event volume rather than from the number of weeks elapsed.
Local water spots hard floors near entrances and restrooms. Removing it is a different job from refinishing, and we scope it separately rather than hiding it under a coat.
The property type sets both the method and the scheduling:
Venues get the most from a floor programme when daily cleaning protects it between visits — see San Antonio office cleaning and day porter coverage.
We start from your bookings for the year and find the genuine gaps. That is what makes the difference between a planned programme and an emergency one.
Terrazzo, stone, VCT and vinyl plank each need a different method. We confirm what you have before quoting, not after starting.
You get a dated plan — recoats in the quiet weeks, the strip in the deepest gap — so nothing has to be squeezed in later.
ABS cleans 500+ facilities every day across Texas with a 4.9-star Google rating. Locally owned and operated, and used to working around a booking sheet rather than against it.
Rarely through neglect. It is because floor work is treated as something to fit into a gap, so it happens when the calendar allows rather than when the floor needs it — and by then a recoat is no longer enough.
Planning the year in advance inverts that. The same is true of restroom scale, where scheduled work prevents a restoration you would otherwise be paying for.
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(800) 640-9446Usually, if it is planned. Working from your calendar we put recoats into quiet weeks and the full strip into the deepest gap of the year, which avoids closing for it entirely.
Send us your booking calendar and floor types. We will map the year's floor work into the gaps and quote within 24 hours.
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