Tile and Grout Cleaning Services
Restoring, improving and maintaining the health, hygiene and appearance of tiled surfaces.
Redefining Shine
A dull lobby floor or a grime-infused restroom are quick indicators that a business isn’t showing the appropriate level of care for its employees, customers or visitors. Your flooring’s tiles and grout need to be regularly cleaned—and with more than just the traditional mop. Tile and grout cleaning is a simple yet often overlooked skill that must be employed by professional technicians using updated equipment to keep a space spotless, germ-free and aesthetically appealing to all who enter through your doors.
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Tile and Grout Cleaning Experts
It is less costly and time-consuming, and more environmentally responsible, to restore a floor to its former state than it is to replace it entirely with new tile. At Clean Method, our specialists have years of experience cleaning all types of grouting—including cementitious, epoxy-based and urethane grouts—and tiling composed of material such as porcelain and ceramic. Our goal is to reset your floor as close to its initial appearance as possible—lengthening its lifespan and enhancing the overall look of your space. To do so, we follow all manufacturer’s guidelines and implement a multi-step process that cleans normal dirt and grime build-up off a floor. Then, we utilize special equipment and products to deeply clean the tile and grout to make it really shine.
Great experience. Very responsive. Have and will recommend to others. When in need, Clean Method is who I call.
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How We Clean Tile and Grout
- Pre-vacuum and sweep floor to remove dry particulate
- Prep and protect adjacent surfaces
- Apply cleaning solution, and let it dwell on floor surface
- Scrub surface with a rotary machine and hand brushes
- Use squeegees and wet vacs to remove slurry
- Rinse surface with a neutral (not alkaline) cleaner
- Air dry with mechanical equipment and air movers to facilitate faster drying
We don’t cut corners. Why should you?
Janitors’ Dirty Little Secret
We hear it all the time from prospective customers: after their cleaning crew finishes up in a space, the floors still look gray, sticky and generally gritty. That’s because a lot of cleaning crews don’t switch out their buckets often enough. Our janitors switch out dirty water for clean every 60 to 120 square feet, depending on a space’s needs. If your crew isn’t taking this vital step in the cleaning process, they’re essentially just mopping dirty water. That leads to soil grout lines and unsightly build-up against baseboards.
Coating and Coloring Restores Floors to Their Best Condition
After our expert technicians have thoroughly cleaned your tile and grout, we can take things a step further, helping protect your newly restored floor with a coating that will help prevent stains, minimize water seepage and fight against wear and tear. The advantage to coating your tile and grout is that it will actually be easier to maintain their clean appearance over the long term. Most importantly, a strong sealant can keep microbes and bacteria from embedding in your floors.
We can also provide coloring options that can give your flooring a new, fresh appearance at a fraction of the cost of complete tile and grout replacement.
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Tile and Grout Cleaning Services FAQs
How do you clean epoxy grout?
Epoxy grout is non-porous and thus more resistant to moisture and stains. While it does not require frequent sealing, it does involve the use of special tools, sponges and pads to eradicate all residue.
What is cementitious grout?
Cementitious grout is exactly what it sounds like: a grout that contains a mix of cement and other materials. It is porous, so it requires deep sealing on a regular basis.
What kinds of tile do you clean?
Cleaning Tile: No One-Size-Fits-All Solution
Porcelain tile, ceramic tile… Polished, unpolished. Glazed, textured. There are myriad flooring options available to businesses nowadays, and each different material and style requires its own special cleaning regimen. We customize each job, paying careful attention to manufacturer’s guidelines and the specific needs of each floor, which can vary from room to room.
While an unglazed or unpolished porcelain tile can usually be cleaned with a mild soap and warm water, our technicians know that a textured porcelain tile will require more scrubbing to get into its nooks and crannies.
For large spaces where ceramic tiles require a deep clean, we can use scrubber driers and single-disc machines to break up dirt and grime. The possibilities aren’t endless, but our crews are up to the challenge, no matter what sort of materials we’re being asked to clean.
Bonus FAQ: What Kind of Tile is My Floor Made of?
This is actually something we hear a lot. Whether it’s ceramic, porcelain or something else, an expert floor cleaning technician can identify which type of tile you’ve got, and recommend the best ways to clean and restore it.