Most properties schedule tile and grout deep cleaning every six to twelve months, with busier areas on a three to six month cycle. Kitchens, public restrooms, and pool decks usually need more frequent service, while lighter traffic back-of-house spaces can be on a longer rotation. The goal is to extend floor life, keep grout bright, and protect QA scores.

We start by inspecting and taping off the area, then remove dry soil so our chemistry can reach the buildup. Next, we use a high pressure hot water and vacuum system with our proprietary, residue free solution to flush soils out of the grout while extracting dirty water on contact. We finish with quality checks and optional sealing.

Our process uses a non sticky, residue free solution that rinses clean, so floors are not left oily or slick once dry. Most areas can be back in service within a few hours. We typically schedule work overnight or during slow periods and clean in sections, so lobbies, corridors, and restrooms stay as accessible as possible.

Yes. Our hot water and vacuum extraction, combined with commercial chemistry, is designed to break down grease, biofilm, and embedded soils in grout lines. The process can kill over 96 percent of common household allergens and reaches where daily mopping cannot, which helps reduce odors and hygiene issues over time.

After deep cleaning, we can apply a penetrating sealer that creates a protective barrier inside the grout. Sealed grout resists new stains, holds color longer, and is easier for housekeeping or janitorial teams to maintain between services. That means better day to day appearance, faster daily cleaning, and less risk of failing inspections for dirty grout lines.

Not always. Deep cleaning removes a significant amount of embedded soil, grease, and surface staining, but long term discoloration, grout damage, or chemical staining can sometimes be permanent. We set expectations during the walkthrough, show realistic test areas when needed, and advise when replacement or color sealing is a better long term solution.