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A-1 Professional Cleaning

PO Box 12292
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A-1 Professional Cleaning

PO Box 12292
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16 years of experience

At A-1 Professional Cleaning we strive to provide a quality service for you. We have a full scale of employees who have been trained on all aspects of the cleaning services we provide, most have been on our team for over a year. All invoicing is done in our office with one time services requiring payment at the time of such service.

At A-1 Professional Cleaning we strive to provide a quality service for you. We have a full scale of employees who have been trained on all aspects of the cleaning services we provide, most have been on our team for over a year. All invoicing is done in our office with one time services requiring payment at the time of such service.

Total Finish Floors

1919 West Sam Houston Parkway #407
4.78(
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Total Finish Floors

1919 West Sam Houston Parkway #407
4.78(
68
)
Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 94% of Angi customers
Recommended by 94% of HomeAdvisor customers

Total finish floors was established in 1997. A Houston base company by owner-operator Lorenzo Bundrage. Total finish floors is a well known leader in the stone restoration & maintenance industry & has a long list of satisfied customers. We are fully insured and we give special attention to the smallest details specific to your property.

"Horribly. I had my terrazzo floors supposedly diamond sanded to the tune of more than $3,000.00. The results were nothing like the results depicted in “before and after” photos here. My floors were clean , but they still looked pretty much the same as before. I was disappointed, but didn’t make a fuss. However, in the 3-4 weeks since Total Finish treated my floors, large numbers of deep holes have been appearing in my floor, as if it is disintegrating. This morning so many new holes appeared that I called Lorenzo in a panic. He came by this evening and before even getting from the front door to the living room (while he was still in the entryway), declared that the damage had already been there (even before seeing all of the damage). He then implied that I was lying. I immediately called the realtor and former homeowner IN FRONT of Lorenzo. When the former owner confirmed that the floors were not damaged at the time of sale, Lorenzo again insinuated that I was lying, implying that I wasn’t actually talking to the former owner. I then texted several other witnesses who confirmed the previous condition of my floors, yet Lorenzo refused to even consider that they might have caused the damage. The fact that he appeared to abdicate all responsibility before even seeing the extent of the damage, as well as calling me a liar, was disappointing. This is not the way a decent, honorable, honest, and ethical company does business. I am a nurse and work hard for my money. I don’t have $3500 to flush down the drain and then pay even more to fix the damage this company caused. He then sent me a partial video in which the guys who actually worked on the floors appear to complain about not being tipped? Regardless, the video does not depict the damage I am complaining of, nor did Lorenzo even examine the damage! This is not the way our fathers did business."

Lori M on December 2021

Total finish floors was established in 1997. A Houston base company by owner-operator Lorenzo Bundrage. Total finish floors is a well known leader in the stone restoration & maintenance industry & has a long list of satisfied customers. We are fully insured and we give special attention to the smallest details specific to your property.

"Horribly. I had my terrazzo floors supposedly diamond sanded to the tune of more than $3,000.00. The results were nothing like the results depicted in “before and after” photos here. My floors were clean , but they still looked pretty much the same as before. I was disappointed, but didn’t make a fuss. However, in the 3-4 weeks since Total Finish treated my floors, large numbers of deep holes have been appearing in my floor, as if it is disintegrating. This morning so many new holes appeared that I called Lorenzo in a panic. He came by this evening and before even getting from the front door to the living room (while he was still in the entryway), declared that the damage had already been there (even before seeing all of the damage). He then implied that I was lying. I immediately called the realtor and former homeowner IN FRONT of Lorenzo. When the former owner confirmed that the floors were not damaged at the time of sale, Lorenzo again insinuated that I was lying, implying that I wasn’t actually talking to the former owner. I then texted several other witnesses who confirmed the previous condition of my floors, yet Lorenzo refused to even consider that they might have caused the damage. The fact that he appeared to abdicate all responsibility before even seeing the extent of the damage, as well as calling me a liar, was disappointing. This is not the way a decent, honorable, honest, and ethical company does business. I am a nurse and work hard for my money. I don’t have $3500 to flush down the drain and then pay even more to fix the damage this company caused. He then sent me a partial video in which the guys who actually worked on the floors appear to complain about not being tipped? Regardless, the video does not depict the damage I am complaining of, nor did Lorenzo even examine the damage! This is not the way our fathers did business."

Lori M on December 2021

FAQs for buffing and polishing projects in Bedias, TX

Most homeowners can expect to pay between $1.00 and $2.50 per square foot to hire a professional to buff and polish hardwood floors. Adding additional coats of polish will cost an extra $0.50 to $1.75 per square foot. Keep in mind that buffing and polishing expenses are more cost-effective than refinishing hardwood floors, ranging from $1.50 to $7 per square foot.

Consider these recommendations for upgrading your flooring: Buffing is recommended for flooring with minor scratches and scuffs that can be filled, creating a new-looking shine. 

Refinishing your floors includes removing the top layer of wood floors, exposing new wood to stain, finish, or wax. This method is best when you have deeper scratches that cannot simply be filled. 

Replacing your flooring is best when it's been sanded and refinished numerous times, when unpleasant odors are coming from the floor, or when it has excessive wear and tear.

You should hire a flooring professional polish hardwood floors once per year. This annual schedule will help keep any surface scratches from getting more profound and restore a shine to your floor. However, if you have a high-trafficked home with excess dirt and debris, you might consider twice-yearly polishing to help it stay fresh. In between professional cleanings, stay on top of weekly floor cleanings and scratch-resolving to maintain the floor’s integrity.

You can buff your floors yourself if you have plenty of time, patience, and know-how. This intermediate-level DIY project requires either buying or renting a floor buffer and purchasing a buffing solution. This process can be time-consuming and, if not done correctly, can leave burn-like marks on your floor. 

To ensure this job is done correctly without damaging your floors, consider hiring a professional floor buffer and polisher instead. You might save money on labor costs by DIYing this project, but you could spend more on repairs if not done correctly.

Both buffing and polishing increase the longevity of your floors by removing scratches and buildup, but they are different processes. Polishing removes the top layer of your floor, removing surface-level scuffs and scratches. Buffing your floor involves filling the scratches and scuffs with a buffing solution. No matter which method you choose, you can rest assured that both techniques will leave your floor looking shiny and new.  

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