Commercial floor care that keeps hard floors shining.

Floor care from Astra.

Floors take a beating, and dull, scuffed floors make a whole space look tired. A floor care program keeps them bright and protects your investment.

Astra cares for VCT, tile, concrete, marble, terrazzo and other hard floors with scheduled scrubbing, burnishing, stripping and refinishing, plus tile and grout cleaning.

We schedule floor work after hours or on weekends so it never gets in your way.

Matching the method to the floor.

VCT, the vinyl tile found in many offices, clinics and stores, responds well to regular scrubbing and burnishing, with stripping and refinishing once the finish wears through. Ceramic and porcelain tile get tile and grout cleaning rather than a finish. Sealed concrete in warehouses and showrooms is scrubbed to lift ground-in dirt and keep the surface looking even.

Identifying the floor first matters, because the wrong process can dull a finish or leave grout darker than before. The floor check at the start of every program sets the method for each area, from the front entrance to the back hallway.

How a floor care cycle runs.

Between scheduled visits, your regular janitorial crew sweeps and mops to keep grit off the finish. Every few weeks or months, burnishing brings back the shine in high-traffic areas. When traffic lanes show wear that burnishing can’t fix, the old finish is stripped away and fresh coats are laid down.

Our guide to choosing a floor care schedule shows how traffic changes the timing. Entrances and main corridors usually come up first, while back offices can go much longer between visits.

What floor stripping and refinishing costs

Going by 2026 published pricing for floor work, most strip-and-refinish jobs land between $0.41 and $1.00 a square foot, with a minimum charge for each visit. Large, open Reno or Carson City floors in good shape can come in near $0.32, and small, heavily built-up Bay Area jobs can reach $3.00.

Square footage times the rate gives the job price. A 5,200-square-foot Modesto store with VCT across its sales floor and back hallway, stripped and refinished at $0.60, comes to $3,120 per job. Do it once a year and burnish between visits, and the finish keeps up with daily customer traffic without a full strip every few months.

Old, yellowed finish that needs several passes costs more to remove, and so does moving shelving or furniture. Small rooms and tight corridors slow the machines, which lifts the price per foot, and that’s why a small job carries a minimum charge. Tile and grout cleaning and sealed concrete use different methods with their own pricing. Busy entrances wear through finish faster and need attention more often. Weekend or overnight scheduling, so your business stays open, adds to the cost. We look at your floors during a free walkthrough and price the cycle in a written plan and quote.