Grout & Tile Cleaning

Benefits of Grout and Tile Cleaning:

• Save Time
• Extends the life of the floor
• Improves indoor air quality
• Prevent future stains
• Keeps floors cleaner longer

Our Grout & Tile Cleaning Process:

1. Pre-Condition

First, we apply a pre-conditioner specifically made for the type of surface we are cleaning. This will break down any oil, dirt, grease, hard-water scale and soap scum.

2. Agitation

We hand scrub the grout using a brush to release built-up soils. Depending on the materials and condition of the area to be cleaned we may use a high-speed rotary cleaning machine to suspend and release soil.

3. Clean and Rinse

The rotary cleaning machine both agitates and rinses the tiles. It is attached to our truck-mounted steam cleaning unit, providing water at temperatures of 230 degrees and simultaneously removing all soil and water from the floor. The tile dries within a matter of minutes and can be walked on immediately.

4. Seal & Dry

All hard surface floors need to be sealed to prevent permanent staining. For ceramic tiles, we use water-based grout sealer. For stone floors, we use either water-based or solvent-based sealers, depending on the type of stone and traffic level.

Types of Surfaces Serviced:

Services Offered:

• Clean & Sanitize Tile, Grout or Stone
• Seal & Protect
• Grout Color Restoration
• Clean & Seal Natural Stone
• Stone Polishing
• Granite Renewal
• Grout Restoration

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The reason you’re seeking professional cleaning is because the tile and grout in your home has become stained and discolored. The most common reasons for this include:

• Exposure to environmental elements: Water, dust, soot, dirt and spills that come in contact with porous grout eventually take their toll and cause the grout to stain.
• Certain grout properties: Some types of grout are more porous than others, meaning they are more susceptible to staining.
• Mildew: Bathroom tiles are subject to high levels of moisture and, more often than not, inadequate ventilation. This allows mold and mildew to grow on the tile and porous grout surfaces.
• Soap scum: This accumulates on the grout as minerals in the water combined with poorly rinsed soap settle and dry.