Blog Posts About Commercial Properties

Published March 28, 2022

At first sight, this Ford dealership's ceramic floor in Danbury, CT, appeared to be in fine condition, but when taking a closer look, you could see the filth and dirty grout. The main issue was dirty grout lines, which the manager had intended to correct for a long time in order to give the premises a fresh and clean look.

Published December 17, 2021

One of the biggest problems with grout is that much of it is cement-based, which means the product is porous. Cement-based grout needs to be sealed to keep it from absorbing moisture, dirt, and other external elements that can cause it to become discolored and very hard to clean.

Published January 23, 2020

A business owner in Darien, CT recently contacted us because he wanted to give his restaurant's surfaces a little TLC. It had been a while since the restaurant's floors had been professionally serviced.

Published February 20, 2019

The cleanliness of the restrooms reflects on the business as a whole. For this reason, most business owners know it's important to keep the restroom's surfaces fully cleaned. It's the best way to ensure that both the customers and employees feel welcomed and appreciated.

Published October 20, 2015

Grout in a residential shower experiences years of abuse in form of moisture, mildew, dirt, improper cleaning products and neglect. It is easy to surmise, then, that a shower in a commercial gym and fitness center receives years' worth of abuse every few days.

Published June 12, 2015

This month marks the 113th anniversary of the fire that swept through New Milford in 1902, causing 33 buildings and 12 barns to go up in flames. As you probably know, the main areas affected were Bank Street and a section of New Milford's business district.