Professional Tile & Grout Cleaning
Restore the original beauty of your tile. We connect you with pros who use specialized equipment to deep clean tile and grout lines.
Bring Your Tile Back to Life
Over time, dirt, grime, and soap scum can build up on your tile and seep into porous grout lines, making them look dark and dirty. Regular mopping can't lift this embedded dirt. LocalXR connects you with professionals who use high-powered equipment and specialized cleaning solutions to safely and effectively deep clean your tile and grout, restoring its original color and shine.
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Our Cleaning Services
Deep Grout Cleaning
Using professional-grade cleaners and high-pressure steam to lift years of dirt from grout lines.
Tile Surface Cleaning
Safely cleaning ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone without damaging the surface.
Grout Sealing
Applying a clear sealant after cleaning to protect your grout from future stains and make it easier to clean.
Why Use a Professional Cleaner?
Professional equipment provides a level of clean that is impossible to achieve with household cleaners and a scrub brush.
- Deeper Clean: High-pressure, hot water extraction tools remove dirt that has been absorbed deep into the grout.
- The Right Cleaners: Experts use the correct pH-neutral cleaners that are safe for your specific type of tile and grout.
- Long-Lasting Results: Professional cleaning followed by sealing keeps your grout looking clean for much longer.
Tile Cleaning FAQs
How often should I have my tile and grout professionally cleaned?
For high-traffic areas like kitchens and entryways, professional cleaning is recommended every 12 to 18 months to prevent permanent discoloration and dirt buildup.
Can professional cleaning remove mold and mildew from bathroom grout?
Yes, professional cleaners use specialized, non-abrasive solutions to effectively kill and remove mold and mildew that have taken root in the porous grout lines.