Tile and Grout Cleaning Adelaide

Bring dirty grout lines and dull tiles back to life in kitchens, bathrooms and living areas.

Why mopping doesn’t clean grout

Grout is porous and sits slightly lower than the tile, so dirty mop water settles into it and dries there. Over the years the lines turn grey or brown, and no amount of mopping brings them back. Professional cleaning breaks that soil down and extracts it.

Where we clean

  • Kitchen and dining floors
  • Bathrooms, laundries and toilets
  • Living areas and hallways
  • Outdoor tiled areas and alfresco floors

How tile and grout cleaning works

  1. We check the tile type and the condition of the grout.
  2. A cleaning solution is applied and worked into the grout lines to loosen the soil.
  3. The floor is cleaned with pressurised hot water and the dirty water is extracted at the same time.
  4. The floor is ready to walk on soon after.

Cleaning removes dirt. It can’t fix grout that is cracked, missing or permanently stained, and we’ll point out any areas like that before we start.

Related services

Pressure washing for driveways and paths, and carpet cleaning.

Helpful guides

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Will my grout look new again?

Most grout comes up much lighter. Grout that has been stained by dyes or has worn away may not return to its original colour.

Is it safe for all tiles?

Ceramic and porcelain tiles handle cleaning well. Natural stone needs gentler products, so tell us what your floor is made of.

How long before I can walk on the floor?

Usually straight away or within the hour, once the surface is dry.

How often should tiles and grout be cleaned?

Every 12 to 18 months for most homes, and more often in busy kitchens and bathrooms.

Ready to book? Call (08) 7081 7850 for a free quote.