In 1978, Eugene Jetts opened the first Jet’s Pizza® in Sterling Heights, MI, with his brother John, revolutionizing deep-dish pizza. Today, it has hundreds of locations offering Detroit-style, thin-crust, and NY-Style pizzas, all committed to quality ingredients.

Momentum Carpet & Floor Care, LLC. offers a comprehensive, step-by-step methodology for properly stripping and waxing floors. To begin, prepare the workspace by removing all movable fixtures and obstructions; safety signs should be positioned prominently to alert personnel of ongoing work. Establish an evacuation pathway and place mats around the area to minimize contamination risks. A thorough dust mopping is essential to eliminate surface debris prior to the procedure. Next, gather the necessary stripping materials. Line a bucket with plastic sheeting to contain the stripping solution, and carefully review the Safety Data Sheets for the products involved. Follow manufacturer instructions for mixing the solution, ensuring the use of appropriate protective equipment throughout the process. When applying the stripping solution, distribute it evenly across the surface, allowing approximately 10 minutes for it to work. Utilize either a floor buffer or an auto scrubber to effectively remove the previous finish, and recover the solution continuously to prevent it from drying on the surface. The removal of the soiled solution is crucial. Employ an auto scrubber or a wet recovery vacuum equipped with a buffer to thoroughly extract the solution post-cleaning. Completing this step promptly helps avoid residue drying, which could complicate subsequent procedures. The next phase involves rinsing the floor with clean water infused with a neutralizing agent designed to counteract the stripper’s effects. Verify that the pH level is appropriately neutral before proceeding to reapply a fresh finish. It’s important to clean the baseboards and to repeat the rinsing process multiple times to ensure thorough removal of any residual stripper. Once the floor is clean, apply a layer of floor sealer to minimize wax absorption and provide a protective barrier. Use two layers compatible with your floor type—be it tile or laminate—to facilitate a smooth and durable wax application. Following sealing, the application of the floor wax comes next. Select a wax formulation suitable for your specific flooring material and apply between four to ten coats. Additional layers should be added to high-traffic areas to enhance durability. To offer further protection, an optional layer of floor finish can be applied over the wax. This additional coat helps safeguard against scratches and dirt accumulation, ultimately extending the lifespan of the wax coating. The process concludes with buffing the floor. This step removes any residual dust and enhances the surface shine, with recommended frequency being monthly for less-trafficked zones and weekly where foot traffic is highest. Regular buffing not only maintains aesthetic appeal but also prolongs the functional life of the waxed surface.