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Scrub & Recoat Sacramento Corridor | from $0.30/sq ft — Interim Hard Floor Care

Scrub and recoat (interim maintenance) for VCT and hard floors on the Sacramento corridor — the lighter refresh between full strips when finish is still sound.

Scrub & Recoat / Interim

Interim maintenance — often called scrub and recoat — is how facilities keep shine without paying for a full strip & wax every time the floor dulls.

Timla Floor Restoration runs scrub-and-recoat programs across the Highway 50 & I-80 corridor for VCT and resilient floors that still have a healthy finish base.

Strip vs scrub & recoat

Strip & waxScrub & recoat
RemovesAll finishTop worn coats only
AddsFull rebuild (multiple coats)Usually 1–2 fresh coats
Best whenYellowed, built-up, deeply scratched, or patchySound finish that has lost gloss
Cost / timeHigher, longer windowLower, faster cycle

Burnishing alone will not fix a failed film. Scrub-and-recoat will not fix a floor that needs a strip. The assessment decides which one you actually need.

What interim maintenance includes

  1. Machine scrub to remove embedded soil and the top damaged film
  2. Recover slurry and rinse so new finish bonds
  3. Apply fresh commercial finish coats
  4. Optional burnishing on a maintained cycle
  5. Schedule notes so the next strip is planned — not an emergency

Ideal for

  • Schools and offices between annual (or 18-month) strip cycles
  • Retail floors that lose gloss in traffic lanes first
  • Property managers who want predictable maintenance cost instead of surprise restorations

Assessment

Share facility type, floor material, approximate sq ft, and how the floor looks in traffic lanes vs edges. We will say scrub-and-recoat or strip — not sell you the wrong one. More detail: strip & wax vs scrub & recoat.

Request a floor assessment · Call 916-868-4634

Frequently asked questions

What is scrub & recoat (interim maintenance)?

Scrub & recoat removes only the top worn finish layer and adds 1–2 fresh coats. It is the lighter refresh between full strips when the base film is still sound — faster and less disruptive than a full strip.

How often should we scrub and recoat?

It depends on traffic and how the floor is maintained day to day. Many commercial sites run interim cycles on a planned program so the next full strip is scheduled, not an emergency. We recommend a cadence after seeing the floor.

Will scrub & recoat fix yellowed or deeply scratched floors?

Usually not. Yellowed, thick, or deeply scarred finish needs a full strip. If interim will not deliver a lasting result, we recommend strip & wax instead of selling a recoat that fails early.