Laminate Floor Cleaning

Laminate floors are easy to clean, but deep cleaning should be done professionally as to not damage the flooring or cause water to get underneath them. That’s when the trouble starts!

Our Restorative Process

You may have discovered that mopping a laminate floor simply spreads the dirt from one area to the other. It doesn’t really get clean. Especially if the amount of soil has been accumulating for months or years. Even if you are able to get your floors really clean with a mop, you will still need a professional grade cleaner to disinfect the microbes and pathogens that exist beneath the soil accumulation.

At Adam’s Carpet Cleaning we’ll use a special device with two jets that spins hot water and simultaneously sucks up the dirty water. It is an extraction device that is a specially designed controlled power washer for hard surfaces. It’s ten times better than a mop and doesn’t damage your floors.
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The reason why we use this device: the more water volume there is during the cleaning process, the more flushing there is of germs, bacteria, mold, and soils. That’s why you should always go with a professional floor cleaning service than trying to clean laminate floors on your own. You could potentially spend all day mopping and still only get your floors 50% clean.

When you are in need of laminate floor cleaning, consider using our experienced team so that your rooms shine like new. It will save time, your back, and your floors from getting damaged!

Tips for Caring for Laminate Flooring

Aside from professional laminate floor cleaning, there are things you can do on your own to care for your laminate flooring. The tips below are easy to perform yourself and can add years to your laminate floors:

• Place a welcome mat or rug at the outside entrances to your home where laminate flooring is present in order to collect as much dirt, dust, mold, and soils as possible

• Sweep the laminate floors regularly, especially if you have pets, to remove as much dander and pet hair as possible

• Install floor protectors on the legs of all your furniture in rooms with laminate flooring to prevent scratching, denting, and other damage

• Replace hard casters on chairs and other pieces of furniture with rubber wheels and always lift the furniture instead of sliding or dragging it

• Do not use any household cleaners on the laminate floors in your home to remove stains or other marks

• If you decide to clean the laminate floor yourself, be sure to clean it in the same direction as the texture and not across it

Be careful when using a vacuum cleaner with a beater bar on a laminate floor. We found that certain models will scuff and scratch the floor. Instead, use the wand attachment to suck up hair, dirt, food, and other items present on a laminate floor.

Schedule Laminate Floor Cleaning Today

Do your laminate floors require professional cleaning? Our restorative process removes the most dust, dirt, bacteria, mold, and soils possible so you know your laminate floors are clean. Contact us today to schedule your cleaning appointment. We can provide an estimated price range over the phone. It’s best that we visit your location to conduct a thorough review of the flooring and what needs to be done before providing a quote. However, in-home (or in-office) quoting is free!