You'll Get Sparkling Clean Tile Floors!

Stop scrubbing on your hands and knees for days trying to remove that black grime build-up in the grout lines. Our advanced tile cleaning system flushes out dirt, oils, grime and other debris, leaving a beautiful and healthy clean tile floor again!

Our Advanced Tile Cleaning System

Our Hot Rotary water action combined with High pressure and high quality cleaning products flushes out the toughest grease and soil build-up on tile and grout.

1 Pre-inspect: All questions and concerns will be addressed with honest answers. All areas will be measured and checked for damaged or loose tiles or grout.
2 Sweep to remove all loose debris and dry soil in the area to be cleaned.
3 Apply cleaning solution — a commercial sprayer is used to uniformly apply an appropriate amount of safe solution designed to break down soil, oils, & staining.
4 Agitate cleaning solution to help loosen soil for better extraction.
5 Pressure wash with a rotary floor machine using very hot, high-pressure water from truck-mounted cleaning equipment.
6 Pressure wash with a special grout tool using very hot, high-pressure water.
7 Inspect results.
8 Repeat steps 3–7 if necessary for maximum soil removal.
9 Wipe floor dry with towels.
10 (Optional but recommended) Apply commercial Clear or Color sealant to protect grout.
11 Inspect with customer to discuss results and after care recommendations.
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Grout Sealant

Most grout is porous and if it’s not properly sealed, dry dirt, debris and oils will penetrate the surface and begin breaking down the grout, eventually causing cracking and crumbling. Ugly spot staining from spills may also occur.

Regular cleanings won’t penetrate the surface of grout to remove soil and stains, so it’s very important to maintain coverage with a quality commercial sealant on the grout to help prevent problems.

Most people don’t know that older ceramic tile flooring was installed without a grout sealant. Sealant wears off over time similar to wax on a car, so floors need regular re-applications to maintain the best protection and beautiful floors.

SEALANT BENEFITS

  1. Helps protects against cracking and crumbling damage from dry soil and debris.
  2. Helps shield from permanent grout staining from accidental spills.
  3. Regular cleanings will be more effective because more soil and oils will be removed instead of being absorbed into the porous grout.

Frequently Asked Questions

We use a truck-mounted hot water extraction system with a specialized tile cleaning tool. High-pressure, high-temperature water is injected into the tile and grout, breaking up soap scum, body oils, mold, and ground-in dirt. The machine simultaneously extracts everything — leaving your tile clean and your grout restored. This method is far more effective than mopping or consumer scrubbing tools.
In most cases, yes. Grout naturally darkens over time from soil, soap residue, and bacteria. Our cleaning process removes the vast majority of that buildup, often dramatically brightening grout lines. However, some staining is permanent — particularly from dye-based substances, bleach reactions, or extremely aged grout. After cleaning we can discuss grout sealing to protect against future staining and keep grout looking clean longer.
A standard bathroom takes about 30–45 minutes. A kitchen floor or larger tiled area typically takes 1–2 hours. Drying time is minimal since our process extracts most of the moisture — tile is usually safe to walk on within an hour. We’ll give you a more specific time estimate based on the area size and soil level when we arrive.
Yes, sealing after professional cleaning is highly recommended. Clean grout is porous and quickly re-absorbs dirt, oils, and moisture without a sealer. A quality grout sealer creates a barrier that repels stains and makes routine mopping much more effective. Sealing is best done right after a professional cleaning when the grout is at its cleanest. Ask us about sealing services when you schedule your appointment.
We clean ceramic and porcelain tile — the two most common types in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and entryways. We do not clean natural stone surfaces such as travertine, slate, granite, or marble, as those require specialized processes that differ significantly from our tile cleaning method. Not sure what you have? Here are two easy ways to tell: Check the edges — look at the side of a tile where it meets a wall or doorway. Ceramic and porcelain are completely uniform all the way through. Natural stone shows natural layering, veining, or variation running through it, like a slice of actual rock. Look at the surface pattern — ceramic and porcelain tiles repeat. Walk around the floor or wall and you’ll see the same design show up more than once. Natural stone is never perfectly identical from tile to tile, because every piece is unique. When in doubt, give us a call and we’ll help you figure it out.