The context
At Oldcastle in Candiac, our team carried out floor restoration in the quality laboratory. This project complements our daily commercial cleaning and maintenance work at the site.
It illustrates a common property management need: being able to ask for help with a specific project alongside recurring building care.
A focused laboratory project
The work presented here concerns the floor of the quality laboratory. Photographs from our archive show the space and work around the equipment present.
Floor restoration is a separate scope from everyday janitorial service. The surface, its condition and site constraints help define the intervention required.
Information to gather before floor restoration
To prepare a comparable project in your building, bring together:
The floor covering, its condition and the approximate area involved.
Overview photographs and images of areas needing particular attention.
Equipment and furniture present, along with access constraints.
Available work periods and when the space needs to be accessible again.
The expected result and the person responsible for approving the scope.
Connecting daily care with occasional projects
A facility manager may need commercial cleaning and janitorial services every day, followed by a more focused intervention. Our work at Oldcastle illustrates both types of support.
Push Push Services can help define the need and coordinate an appropriate scope. The restoration method and precautions depend on the flooring and site conditions; they are not the same for every floor.
Tell us about your floor and your building
For a property in Candiac or elsewhere on Montréal’s South Shore, describe the space, the issue you have noticed and your scheduling constraints. We can discuss suitable specialty cleaning, restoration and routine maintenance options.
What’s next for your property?