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Professional Restaurant Cleaners, LLC

Birmingham Floor Cleaners is a Licensed, Insured, and Bonded company authorized for contract work in Birmingham, Alabama and surrounding areas. We specialize in floor cleaning, maintanence, preperation in the greater Birmingham area. Our quality is only preceeded by our persistance to make your restaurant the cleanest in town.

For more information about our services please leave us a message, or call our sales team Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm at (205) 999-9459.

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Birmingham Floor Cleaners & Restaurant Cleaning Services in Birmingham, Alabama

Call Professional Restaurant Cleaners at 205.999.9459 Birmingham Floor Cleaners & Restaurant Cleaning Services with Cleaning Supplies and Cleaning Equipment ready in the following areas: Birmingham, AL Pelham, AL Hoover, AL Homewood, AL Gardendale, AL Trussvile, AL Helena, AL Alabaster, AL Vestavia Hills, AL Mountain Brook, AL Greystone, AL Liberty Park, AL Cahaba Heights, AL Calera, AL Shelby County, AL Jefferson County, AL Irondale, AL. Additional Information concerning the greater Birmingham, Alabama are: The Birmingham Metropolitan statistical area consists of four (4) counties: Jefferson, Shelby, Blount and St. Clair, located in a region of hills and valleys that crosses the north central part of Alabama within the foothills of the Appalachian Mountain range. The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham includes these four counties, plus Walker County, in the area it has served since 1959. Jefferson and Shelby counties were chosen for this study because they represent the major concentration of urbanized area within the MSA, as well as a mix of urban and rural areas. These two counties contain 61 jurisdictions and census designated places (35 cities and 8 Census Designated Places in Jefferson, 17 cities and 1 Census Designated Place in Shelby). Jefferson is the central county in the MSA, containing Birmingham, the largest city in the metropolitan area and in the state. Located here are the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, the Alabama Ballet, the Birmingham Botanical Gardens and the Birmingham Zoo, the largest zoo in a nine-state area. The city of Birmingham had a population of 246,903 in 2000, decreasing by 7 percent during the prior decade. A weekday workforce of some 80,000 people is employed in the city center, which also welcomes thousands of visitors each year to a series of music and arts festivals in its parks. The tree-lined downtown includes a world-class hands-on museum and IMAX theater at the McWane Center; the well-respected Birmingham Museum of Art, the largest municipal art museum in the Southeast, as well as the popular Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Birmingham also contains the largest employer in the metropolitan area � the University of Alabama at Birmingham with its world-renowned medical center and research facilities. While Jefferson County contains some of the MSA�s oldest suburbs, Shelby County has been the area of greatest suburban expansion. Shelby was the fastest growing county in Alabama during the decade of the 1990s, growing by more than 51%, while Jefferson County grew by less than 1%. The median household income in Jefferson County was $39,824 in 2000, while the median household income in Shelby County was $53,881 for the same period. Despite a business heritage strong in manufacturing, 64% of the labor force in Jefferson and Shelby counties today is engaged in managerial, professional, technical, sales and administrative support, while 1% is engaged in farming, forestry and fishing. Only 23% are engaged in distinctively blue collar tasks such as laborers, crafts, precision machinery, fabrication and repair. The sample: The Birmingham Metro sample consists of 478 households from Jefferson and Shelby counties (Analysis showed that 22 respondents from the original 500 reported in the sample did not actually live in these two counties). The response rate was 32 percent, with a refusal rate of 48 percent. The sample was representative of the racial and educational characteristics of Jefferson and Shelby, slightly over representing the Hispanic population (3 percent in sample v. 1 percent from US Census) and under representing the African American (29.4 percent v. 32 percent) and white (63 percent v. 66 percent) subpopulations. Unique features: The Birmingham metropolitan area that includes Jefferson and Shelby counties, from which this sample was taken, has a sizable African American population, so the sample consists of 2.5 times the percentage of blacks in the Social Capital sample of 30,000 people that includes both community and national survey respondents.

Professional Restaurant Cleaners, LLC uses only quality ECOLAB Brand Products

Floor Cleaning And Care

Alcoholic Beverage Stains on Hard Surface Floors
Rub with a cloth dampened in a solution of detergent and warm water. If the stain remains, rub it with a different cloth dampened with denatured alcohol.
Asphalt Tile - Care and Cleaning
- Care
  - Very hard, brittle tile, installed mostly in older buildings. Softened by grease so wipe up spills promptly. Also softened/dissolved by solvents, so do not use solvents, or solvent-based polishing waxes on it.
- Cleaning
  - Asphalt tile is not damaged by alkali, so can you use alkaline cleaners on it. Damp mop as recommended for vinyl. When soil is not removed by damp-mopping, wash with detergent and water, or mild ammonia and water solution, and rinse well. Wax only with water-based wax.

Blood Stains on Hard Surface Floors
- Mop or sponge with clear, cold water. If the stain remains, mop or sponge it with a solution of ammonia and cold water.
  - Cautions: When working with any chemicals, carefully read and follow the label directions for using that chemical, especially any cautions on safe use! With solvents, be very careful to have ventilation, and no flame or spark in area!
- The first time you use any procedure on any floor, test it first on an out-of-the-way part of the floor to be sure it does not damage the flooring or finish.
  - Notes: If steel wool is suggested, use fine grade, 000 grade. Scouring powder will help remove many stains, but can also permanently scratch the floor.
- If you decide to use it, use only a mild type, and be very careful about rubbing too much. Concentrated liquid commercial household cleaners, rubbed onto a stubborn spot, may remove it as well as scouring powders without the danger of scratching. Rinse off well. Do not use on wood floors.
- Do not use water solutions, or cleaners which have to be rinsed off with water, on wood floors. Use a solvent or solvent-based cleaning wax.
- After removing a stain, rinse the area thoroughly, dry completely, and, if floor finish has been removed in that area, recoat with appropriate finish or wax.
Candle Wax or Chewing Gum on Hard Surface Floors
- Freeze the material to brittleness by using ice cubes. Then scrape the material off the floor with a plastic spatula.
  - Cautions: When working with any chemicals, carefully read and follow the label directions for using that chemical, especially any cautions on safe use! With solvents, be very careful to have ventilation, and no flame or spark in area!
- The first time you use any procedure on any floor, test it first on an out-of-the-way part of the floor to be sure it does not damage the flooring or finish.
  - Notes: If steel wool is suggested, use fine grade, 000 grade.
- Scouring powder will help remove many stains, but can also permanently scratch the floor. If you decide to use it, use only a mild type, and be very careful about rubbing too much.
- Concentrated liquid commercial household cleaners, rubbed onto a stubborn spot, may remove it as well as scouring powders without the danger of scratching. Rinse off well. Do not use on wood floors.
  - Do not use water solutions, or cleaners which have to be rinsed off with water, on wood floors. Use a solvent or solvent-based cleaning wax.
After removing a stain, rinse the area thoroughly, dry completely, and, if floor finish has been removed in that area, recoat with appropriate finish or wax.

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Floor Cleaning And Care Alcoholic Beverage Stains on Hard Surface Floors Rub with a cloth dampened in a solution of detergent and warm water. If the stain remains, rub it with a different cloth dampened with denatured alcohol.

Floor Cleaning And Care

Alcoholic Beverage Stains on Hard Surface Floors
Rub with a cloth dampened in a solution of detergent and warm water. If the stain remains, rub it with a different cloth dampened with denatured alcohol.