Our Tile & Grout Service
Grout is naturally porous, which means it absorbs dirt, spills, and grime far more readily than the tile surrounding it. Over time this leads to grout lines that look dingy or discolored even when the tile itself has been cleaned regularly.
Our tile and grout cleaning service uses deep extraction methods to lift embedded dirt from grout lines, followed by grout color sealing for stains that have become permanent. Color sealing not only refreshes the look of the grout but also adds a waterproof layer that helps prevent future staining.
We clean and seal tile and grout in kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and commercial spaces throughout Oakland County and Metro Detroit, including natural stone tile installations.
10+ Years
Experience in marble, granite, tile & natural stone restoration
500+ Projects
Restoration surfaces across residential and commercial properties
5 Star Ratings
Known for delivering high-quality results with attention to detail
100% Reliable
On-time, professional, and consistent work you can depend on
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What Our Tile & Grout Service Includes
- ✓Deep extraction cleaning of grout lines
- ✓Stain and mildew treatment
- ✓Grout color sealing for permanently discolored grout
- ✓Waterproof sealing to help resist future staining
- ✓Cleaning for both ceramic/porcelain tile and natural stone tile
- ✓Attention to high-moisture areas like showers and entryways
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