What you seeVCT with dark lanes and dirt trapped under the shine.
Strip and waxCommercial Only | Residential Work Excluded
Commercial onlyNationwide33 yearsNights and weekends
Commercial onlyNationwide33 yearsNights and weekends
Commercial Only | Residential Work Excluded
Commercial-only floor care across Kentucky
Keep your Kentucky grocery, clinic or plant floors bright and open. Crews strip and wax VCT and scrub concrete at night or on weekends.
Keep your Kentucky grocery, clinic or plant floors bright and open. Crews strip and wax VCT and scrub concrete at night or on weekends.
✔ Commercial-Only Industrial Floor Care
✔ 33+ Years of Commercial Experience
✔ Nationwide Multi-Site Coverage
✔ Night & Weekend Scheduling
✔ Warehouses, Manufacturing & Distribution Experts
For more than 33 years, TCS Floors Inc. has cared for commercial floors on thousands of jobs nationwide. Our crews handle commercial floor care, VCT strip and wax, concrete polishing, concrete floor cleaning and nationwide floor maintenance services.
Retailers, healthcare facilities, warehouses, schools, government agencies, office buildings and industrial properties trust us with their floors. We work at night and on weekends, so your doors stay open.
Selected clients. Logos shown represent organizations and facilities that have trusted TCS Floors Inc. for commercial floor care services.
Real TCS jobs, before and after
Before: flat finish
After: deep gloss
Before: worn lanes
After: even shineFind the case that looks like your floor:
What you seeVCT with dark lanes and dirt trapped under the shine.
Strip and wax
What you seeVCT that is whole but dull and scuffed.
Scrub and recoat
What you seeRestroom or lobby tile with dark grout.
Tile and grout clean
What you seeConcrete with grime, tire marks and spills.
Concrete deep scrubKentucky gets heavy rain, so shoes carry wet grit through the doors all year. Entrances and checkout lanes wear first.
Completed TCS jobs in Kentucky, 2022 to 2025. Past job sizes are examples, not limits.
Three Kentucky grocery floors, in three towns, got the same strip and wax in 2025.
Federal data on the commercial buildings in Kentucky. Figures are counts for the whole state, from the sources named below.
Each row is one measure. Every dot is a state, ordered from the highest value on the left to the lowest on the right. The green marker is Kentucky.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2023.
Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Hospital General Information, dataset updated July 22, 2026.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data, via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal, 2023.
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Climate at a Glance, statewide time series, 1991 to 2020.
Kentucky has 15,020 retail establishments (ranked 21st of the 30 states in our report) and 12,636 health care establishments (ranked 20th). Sales floors and exam-room corridors are mostly VCT. That tile needs a strip and wax when the old finish turns grey, and a scrub and recoat in between.
The state has 103 Medicare-registered hospitals (ranked 21st) and 1,526 open public schools (ranked 19th). Many sit in small towns far apart. One crew plan can cover a clinic in Murray and a grocery in Bardstown.
Kentucky averages 50.4 inches of precipitation a year (1991 to 2020), ranked 8th of the 30 states in our report. Wet shoes drag fine grit across VCT and scratch the finish. Good entrance mats and a regular scrub and recoat slow that wear.
Our Kentucky jobs run from Louisville to Murray in the west and Falmouth in the north.
Also served: Lexington, Bowling Green, Owensboro, Covington
Real TCS jobs in stores, clinics and halls.
Check the doors and checkout lanes first. Wet-weather wear shows there:
Walkways that stay dull after a burnish
Grey or yellow bands along the walls
Cart, tire and heel marks a mop only spreads
Grout or concrete darker than when it was new
Finish flaking at doors and under carts
We review your photos and square footage, or walk the site, and agree on the job.
Work is set for nights, weekends or the hours your building is closed.
The crew cleans, strips, seals or refinishes the floor to the agreed scope.
Each area is inspected before your team or the public walks on it again.
Kentucky jobs are priced to the floor. These five things change the number:
Send these and we can scope the job:
“Your floor Care guy Art Pullano here in Chicago has been providing excellent service in my store for over 10 years!”
Manager HHgregga large retail facility in ChicagoEach job is quoted after we see the floor. The floor type, the size, how many old coats are on it and your closing hours set the number. Send two photos and a rough size.
Yes. Our Kentucky jobs include grocery stores in Versailles, Bardstown and Hodgenville. Crews work after close so the store opens on time.
Yes. We polished a medical facility’s concrete floor in Walton. We also scrub and seal plant and warehouse slabs.
Yes. We have done VCT strip and wax at a medical facility in Murray. Work is booked when the rooms are empty.
The town, the floor type, a rough square footage, two photos and the hours the floor can close.
No. TCS Floors works on commercial floors only.
