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It depends on the stone floor type, stone density, and foot traffic. Ideally, polishing your stone floors should be done regularly, either quarterly or biannually. It can also be done as needed, especially if there’s already too many scratches or too many abrasive particles like sand or grit, causing your stone floor to have a hazy, blurry, or dull appearance.

You can, but hiring a professional is more convenient. Instead of doing the job yourself, floor polishing experts can save you some precious time and money in the long run. They have extensive knowledge about floor polishing that can ensure flawless work in a shorter amount of time. Besides this, your household items may do more harm than good to your stone floors, so better rely on your Tasker’s appropriate polishing materials instead.

No. Taskers carry their own set of tools for them to be able to deliver a high-quality floor polishing and cleaning service. They are equipped with polishing vacuums, buffing machines, buffing pads, and other tools and supplies. But if you have those on hand and you prefer to use them, you can easily have it arranged or coordinated with your Tasker!

It all depends on the size of the area, how polished you want it to be, and your floors’ current condition. Generally, floor polishing can take two to three days. After that, you have to wait for at least 24 hours before walking on your newly-polished floors. Keep in mind that in 24 to 48 hours, it’s highly recommended that you wear socks to protect your new finish.

All kinds of spills can cause damage to your stone floor, so they need to be cleaned immediately to avoid permanent staining. Natural stone floors can be damaged by acidic liquids such as pet urine, coffee, wine, juice, and milk. When cleaning off spills, be sure to only absorb them by dabbing soft cloth or tissue onto the stain. You don’t want to wipe them as this can spread the stain to the other parts of your floor.

Floor polishing services need to use some equipment that can cause low-level noise and disruptions. You can have your schedule arranged with your Tasker, so they can come into your house and do the job at a time where there are minimal people around. This way, your daily activities at home will not be disrupted. Your Tasker can also make sure no mess will be left behind as soon as they’re done.

The cost of having hardwood floors refinished depends heavily on the coverage of the job. Refinishing the flooring of a typical 3-bedroom home would be pricey since it requires sanding, refinishing, and polishing. It would be best to ask your Tasker on rate specifics inclusive of materials estimates.

This would largely depend on the floor area that needs the treatment and the finishing you’d opt for. Some finishes dry quickly, while others may take a while, often requiring multiple coats. Some finishes may only require a simple covering too. It is best to discuss project specifics with your Tasker to manage expectations in terms of timing.

These are eight options that your Taskers might be capable of using: water-based polyurethane, oil-based polyurethane, moisture-cure urethane, wax, shellac, penetrating oil sealers, acid-cured finishes, and aluminium oxide finishes. These options vary in terms of durability, odor, amount of volatile compounds, and ideal application areas, among others. You may consult with your Tasker to get recommendations on the best options for your wood floors.

Garage floors tend to be made of concrete, and those have different finishing options. You can have your floors stained or painted, or covered with epoxy, tiles, or mats. Any of these finishing options will require a thorough restoration of the concrete floor before application to avoid premature damage. You may also discuss more options in detail with your Tasker if you’re unsure which finish to apply to your garage.

At least in the case of hardwood floors, it’s worth having them refinished since it’s more convenient overall. It costs less money, is quicker to do, and is less wasteful than a total flooring replacement. It’s a less daunting undertaking, too, if you simply want to give your hardwood floors a fresh, new look without breaking the bank. Plus, it presents an opportunity to repair potential weak points that could spread damage.

If the finish requires drying, the best time to have your floors refinished is when the indoor and outdoor temperatures are more consistent with each other. This occurs typically during the fall or spring seasons. However, this home maintenance measure is doable at any time during the year. This is also something that you can count Taskers to work around on as needed.