The importance of choosing a company that invest in regular equipment upgrades

We live in a world of evolution where things change really fast. Every day we hear of new developments and discoveries in the world.

We also see regular changes in the cleaning and restoration industry.

Here is the thing – Every few years you will replace your mobile phone or car. You might have noticed that those items you buy to replace the old items do so much more – offering you so much more benefits.

Why would you be happy to accept or in most cases EXPECT upgrades to everyday items but still be happy to except your cleaning and floor restoration firm do NOT invest in product or equipment upgrades?

Why would companies make a profit from the work you give them and not use some of the profit to re-invest and in turn serve you better?

Maybe it is time to invite someone else in to quote for the cleaning of your flooring and furnishings or the sanding and sealing of your wood floor.

Here are a few investments we recently made at Art of Clean to serve our clients better and help our amazing technical team have pleasure working for you:
New SX7 stone and tile cleaner

This item helps clean hard floor surfaces by injecting water at higher temperature onto the floor area and then safely extracting it off the floor.



Here are the benefits to you:
This new tool clean well into small corners (notice the nose on the tool) using a jet of water on the nose of the tool. It is also way more controllable and gets more dirt off the floor.

Art of Clean is a specialist cleaning firm in: 

Wood Floor Sanding,

Stone floor Cleaning,

Carpet Cleaning,

Rug Cleaning,

Upholstery Cleaning 

Leather Furniture Cleaning, 

Working for domestic or commercial clients throughout Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire.

For more information on our services contact our friendly team on 01223 863632 or email us at info@artofclean.co.uk

"Can you use a rug & underlay on wood floor with underfloor heating... will this create hotspot?"

We had a very good query from one of our customers the other day, she asked.....

"Rug underlay sound like a good idea but is this advisable on a wooden floor with underfloor heating? Will it not cause a hot spot?"

Pierre's response was:

"If the rug is on the floor it will cause a warmer spot on the floor anyway. I would recommend the multi grip hard floor underlay as the holes in it allow for air and heat dispersion.  The Foxi underlay might become more sticky on a warm floor."



Underfloor heating is taking off as a great economical and space saving heating option.  Many private renovations and private new builds are opting for this technology over the old clunky radiator system.

One of the main concerns people about the system is hot spots.  Technically, if the floor is laid correctly and the piping is evenly spaced there should be not be underfloor hot spots.  Above board, heat will get trapped in areas that cover it - for instance a rug - hence why our customer had concerns about his becoming a hot spot.  However, as Pierre mentioned, using multi grip underlay you are actually giving the rug a little ventilation to assist with heat distribution.  

We offer supply both of these products, the Foxi and the multi grip underlay,  through our online store www.artofcleanonline.co.uk.

If you would like some more information about the products or services we provide we would be happy to discuss your queries and requirements, contact Art of Clean for further information and we can discuss the services we offer.  Call us on 01223 863632 or see our website www.artofclean.co.uk to find out more.

We are a professional cleaning company who specialise in Carpet Cleaning, Rug Cleaning, Hardwood Floor Cleaning, Stone floor Cleaning, Upholstery Cleaning and Leather Furniture Cleaning for domestic an commercial clients.  We work through out Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire.

Commercial vinyl floor UK - gleaming result

Tile floor cleaning

This floor is a real challenge for the owners to clean and keep clean.

Have a look.

In the video we used a Rotovac 360 on it