Find professional concrete cleaning services in Kansas City

Concrete floor cleaning services include all the tasks or activities needed to get your concrete floor clean. You can hire a concrete floor cleaning specialist to clean your warehouse concrete floor or residential concrete floor. This is regardless of whether it’s the floor of a workspace in a warehouse or your patio, kitchen, garage, living room, or bedroom.  

The service can involve several tasks like sweeping the floor before cleaning, removing individual stains from grease, oil, or other substances, and removing mold and mildew. Your cleaning specialist can use the appropriate pH-neutral cleaners to effectively remove dirt, grime, and stains without harming your concrete floor’s sealant. 

Pre-cleaning

If your floor is cluttered with stuff, some specialists can clear away items for an additional fee. Before cleaning your concrete floor, your concrete cleaning specialist can test for the presence of sealant. This is done to determine which type of cleaning solution they can use before proceeding with the cleaning process.  

Once they know the sort of sealant present, your cleaning specialist can sweep, vacuum, use a pressure wash, or a combination of these to clear the concrete floor of loose dirt, dust and debris.  

Cleaning the concrete floor

Your cleaning specialist proceeds by using the appropriate type of cleaner for your concrete floor. This can be a pH-neutral store-bought solution or a cleaning agent that is premixed with warm water. They can pour the cleaning solution onto the floor or spray it on with a pressure washer. They can follow this with a rinse of pure warm water. 

Removing grease, rust, and oil stains

Your cleaning specialist can remove individual stains caused by grease, oil, rust, or other substances. Some cleaning specialists can apply a commercial degreaser and scrub the stain off with a hand or pole brush.

Others may use a vinegar solution or straight up soak the stain with vinegar, then allow it to stand for about 10 minutes. They then brush the stain off then apply baking soda to the area to reduce the acidity, followed by a rinse to avoid damaging the floor sealant. 

Removing mold or mildew

Your hired specialist uses the appropriate mold and mildew-removing cleaner to avoid damaging your concrete floor’s sealant. If the concrete floor is untreated, they can apply a mold-killing detergent, bleach, water solution, or vinegar. After the cleaning solution is allowed to sit for a few minutes, your cleaning specialist can mop or rinse this away with a pressure washer.