Wooden floor deep cleaning
Wooden Floor Deep Cleaning
Gentle yet thorough deep cleaning for solid, engineered and parquet wooden floors — lifting ingrained dirt and dulling residues without harming the existing finish.
Serving Dublin · Kildare · Wicklow · Meath
Bring the warmth back to your wood
Over time, wooden floors lose their glow to layers of foot traffic, cleaning residues and everyday grime settling into the grain. Our deep cleaning process lifts all of that away, revealing the natural colour and character of the timber underneath.
It's a finish-safe alternative to sanding — ideal for floors that don't need full restoration but deserve more than a mop. We can also apply a fresh protective coat once cleaned, extending the life of the finish.
- Safe for solid, engineered & parquet floors
- Suitable for lacquered, oiled and waxed finishes
- Lifts ingrained dirt, grease and cleaning residues
- No sanding — original finish preserved
- Optional protective top-up coat
- Aftercare and maintenance guidance
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does wooden floor deep cleaning involve?
- We use professional cleaning systems to lift ingrained dirt, grease and residues from the surface and grain of the wood — without sanding, harsh chemicals or damaging the existing finish.
- Is it safe for solid and engineered wood?
- Yes. Our methods are suitable for solid hardwood, engineered boards, parquet and herringbone floors finished with lacquer, oil or wax.
- Will it damage the existing finish?
- No. Deep cleaning is a gentle process — it refreshes the floor and prepares it for a fresh coat of protective finish if needed, without stripping it back.
- How long does it take?
- Most rooms are cleaned and dry the same day. Larger areas may take a little longer depending on condition and layout.
- Do you offer maintenance advice?
- Yes. After every clean we share simple aftercare guidance so your floor stays looking its best between visits.
Ready to restore your floor?
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