Wood Floor Cleaning Fort Worth TX
Superior Benefits of Wood Flooring
Our professional wood floor cleaning in Fort Worth, TX is specifically designed for solid hardwood and engineered wood floors as well as luxury vinyl tile (LVT) type flooring.
Like other surfaces that see regular use, dirt, grime, and debris build up over time that can damage wood floors.
- Removes dirt, grime, and non-living allergens* from pet dander
- Increases floor life
- Provides a superior deep clean vs. typical mopping
- Provides a protective barrier to protect against any future damage
- Adds a durable shine
- Uses minimal moisture, preventing potential damage to the wood floors
We proudly offer wood floor cleaning in Fort Worth, Benbrook, Keller, Saginaw, North Richland Hills, Eagle Mountain, White Settlement, River Oaks, Haltom City, Colleyville, Watauga, and nearby areas.
Step By Step Process for Effective Wood Floor Cleaning
1. Thorough Inspection
Our certified technician will inspect the condition of your floor, including scratches and blemishes.
Our process is not recommended for floors with deep scratches, blemishes discoloration, staining or bare wood floors.
2. Polish & Acrylic Coating Removal
We will then determine if the floor as an acrylic coating in order to remove any polishing or coating before cleaning so that we can extract dirt form deep in the flooring.
3. Deep Cleaning
A technician will tape off the surrounding area so as not to ruin appliances or cabinetry. They will then begin the process of cleaning the wood floors with our specially formulated cleaner. This will remove dirt, debris, and contaminants leaving your floors healthier and streak-free.
4. Hard Wood Floor Polish
Once the floor has been cleaned, a polish is then applied. Our polish provides a beautiful shine and a protective layer to prevent future damage to the surface of the floor.
John did exactly what he said he would do. He was extremely professional and delivered a great experience. Highly recommend.
Chem-Dry vs. DIY Floor Cleaners
There are dozens of home cleaning solutions and retail products designed to clean hardwood flooring. While these products can provide short-term results, they can also cause unseen damage and allow dirt and grime to build up over time.
A periodic professional wood floor cleaning is the best solution to protect and enhance your floors.
The comparison below highlights the benefits of our wood floor cleaning Process over doing it yourself at home:
| Chem-Dry Wood Floor Cleaning | DIY Mopping |
| Uses a cleaner that contains no soapy detergents | Uses soaps and detergents, which can contain harmful chemicals |
| Penetrates the grain of the wood with industry-leading equipment with counter-rotating brushes | Skims across the surface of the wood floor with a wet mop |
| Provides deeper clean that removes dirt, grime & nono-livingnon-living allergens* from in the wood grain | Doesn’t penetrate wood grain with surface cleaning |
| Uses minimal water, protecting the wood from damage | Uses a lot of water that can soak into the wood and cause damage such as buckling |
| Extracts moisture along with dirt and contaminants from your floors & home with a powerful vacuum | Soaks up some dirt and contaminants but also spreads it around the floor and doesn’t extract it from the home |
| Uses durable polish that leaves a protective barrier and healthy shine | Can apply polish that typically won’t last long or provide much protection against damage |
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Common Wood Floor Cleaning FAQs
Is there a difference between cleaning engineered hardwood and solid hardwood?
Yes, and it matters. Engineered hardwood has a thinner wear layer and is more sensitive to moisture. Solid hardwood is more forgiving but still shouldn’t be over-wet. We assess the floor type before cleaning and adjust the process accordingly so neither gets treated like the other.
How wet does the floor actually get during professional cleaning?
With our process, not very. Excess moisture is one of the worst things for hardwood, and we use a controlled low-moisture method that cleans effectively without soaking the surface or working moisture into the seams between boards.
Can Chem-Dry clean floors that have area rugs on them without moving the rugs?
We can work around them, but the best results come from cleaning the full floor surface consistently. Edges under rugs often collect debris that the rest of the floor doesn’t have, and cleaning everything together means an even result. We can help move lighter rugs as part of the appointment.