Services
Tile & Grout Cleaning
Machine scrubbing and extraction that lifts the grey out of grout lines and restores the floor's original contrast.

Mopping moves dirty water across a tile floor — and the grout, being porous and slightly lower than the tile, collects it. That is why grout lines grey out even in well-kept homes. Our tile and grout service pairs an alkaline pre-treatment with machine scrubbing and high-pressure rinse-extraction, so the soil is lifted out of the grout instead of redistributed over it.
Kitchens, bathrooms, entries and laundry rooms all respond well. When the grout is clean, we can also talk honestly about sealing: a penetrating sealer will not make grout waterproof, but it slows the re-soiling noticeably and makes your own mopping far more effective.
What's included
- Alkaline pre-treatment to loosen years of mop-water soil
- Machine scrubbing of tile faces and grout lines
- High-pressure rinse and extraction — soil leaves the floor entirely
- Kitchen, bathroom, entry and laundry floors
- Optional grout sealing advice after cleaning
- Safe for ceramic and porcelain tile; stone assessed individually
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How it works
Our Process
Assess & protect
We check tile type and grout condition and protect adjacent carpet and cabinetry.
Pre-treat & dwell
Cleaning solution is applied and given time to break down the soil film.
Scrub & extract
Rotary scrubbing works every grout line; a rinse-extraction pass pulls the slurry out.
Detail & dry
Edges and corners are finished by hand and the floor is left clean and dry.
Questions
Tile & Grout Cleaning — FAQs
In most cases, very close — the grey is usually soil, not the grout itself. Stained or damaged grout can improve without fully matching, and we will point that out before starting.
It helps. Sealer slows down how quickly grout re-absorbs soil and spills. We will tell you honestly whether your floor is a good candidate.
A typical kitchen or bathroom takes about an hour, depending on size and soil level.
Stone needs different chemistry than ceramic or porcelain. Tell us what you have when you book and we will confirm the right approach — or say plainly if it is not a fit.