Commercial Tile, Grout & Floor Cleaning in NJ & NY
High-traffic floors accumulate grime that daily mopping simply pushes around. Our commercial deep-cleaning services target embedded dirt in tile and grout lines, revitalizing your floors and creating a healthier, more professional environment for your staff and visitors.
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Our Floor Cleaning Services
Tile & Grout Cleaning
High-pressure steam extraction removes years of buildup from ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone.
Grout Sealing
Penetrating sealers protect grout from future staining and make maintenance easier.
Floor Scrubbing & Maintenance Body
We use professional floor machines to deep clean high-traffic areas, removing scuffs, grease, and embedded soil that daily mopping leaves behind.
The Tile & Grout Cleaning Process
- Pre-Treatment: Alkaline cleaners break down grease and soil.
- High-Pressure Extraction: 1200+ PSI steam lifts embedded dirt from grout lines.
- Neutralization: pH-balanced rinse prevents residue buildup.
- Sealing (Optional): Penetrating sealer protects grout for 1-2 years.
- Final Inspection: Walkthrough ensures complete satisfaction.
Recommended Schedule:
- →Daily: Dust mopping and spot cleaning
- →Weekly: Damp mopping with neutral cleaner
- →Monthly: Spray buffing to restore shine
- →Quarterly: Top scrub and recoat
- →Annually: Complete strip and wax
Why Professional Floor Cleaning Matters
Safety
Dirty, worn floors are slip hazards. Proper maintenance reduces liability.
First Impressions
Lobby and entrance floors set the tone for your entire facility.
Asset Protection
Regular maintenance extends floor life by decades, saving replacement costs.
Hygiene
Restroom floors harbor bacteria that daily mopping can't eliminate.
Floor Cleaning FAQs
High-traffic areas (restrooms, lobbies) should be cleaned every 6-12 months. Low-traffic areas can go 18-24 months between cleanings.
Not when done correctly! We use pH-neutral cleaners and appropriate pressure settings for each stone type. Acidic cleaners and high pressure can damage marble and limestone—we never use them.
Yes! We adjust our cleaning methods and products to preserve colored grout while still achieving deep cleaning results.