Many Ottawa homes from the amalgamated townships still have original linoleum.
Products chosen for grease-prone commercial kitchen floors.
Brings back gloss without replacing the flooring.
Linoleum is a genuine natural material (linseed oil, cork dust, and canvas backing), not the same product as modern vinyl, and it responds differently to stripping chemicals and wax products. We use a process suited specifically to linoleum, which still turns up in a lot of Ottawa’s older housing stock and in commercial kitchens where grease and heavy foot traffic wear a floor down fast.
We confirm the floor is linoleum and check its condition.
Linoleum-safe cleaning removes grease and buildup.
A finish suited to linoleum is applied evenly.
The floor is buffed to a clean, even shine.
Every quote is based on floor condition, size, and access, and it’s confirmed in writing before we start. In the Ottawa area, Linoleum Floor Waxing typically runs $0.35 to $0.75 per square foot for a full strip-and-wax, or $0.08 to $0.15 per square foot for a lighter maintenance coat. Ottawa’s humidity swings from roughly 49% in spring to 72% in winter, which is worth factoring in if you’re weighing when to book. We’ll confirm your exact price on-site, free of charge.
Every job is confirmed in writing before work starts, so there is no surprise pricing.
Evening and weekend visits available for occupied homes and businesses.
Price is based on floor condition, size, and access, explained clearly before we begin.
No – linoleum is a natural material made from linseed oil, cork dust, and canvas backing, while vinyl (including VCT) is a synthetic product. They need different cleaning and waxing approaches.
Yes – we use products suited to grease-prone kitchen environments and can schedule around your service hours.
Pricing is similar to other resilient-floor waxing – request a free on-site quote for your exact space.