Over time, tiles and grout can accumulate dirt, grime, mold, and stains, which can make them look dull and discolored. Regular cleaning helps maintain the aesthetics and hygiene of tiled surfaces.

Here are the steps typically use in tile and grout cleaning:

Preparation: We clear the area around the tiles and remove any obstacles. This might involve moving furniture or other items that could get in the way of the cleaning process.
Dusting or Sweeping: Before wet cleaning, we remove loose dirt, dust, and debris from the surface. We use a broom, vacuum cleaner, or a dust mop to accomplish this.
Cleaning Solution: We use commercial tile and grout cleaning solution mixed with water. We ensure that the solution is suitable for the type of tile you have (ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, etc.).
Applying the Solution: We apply the cleaning solution to the tile and grout using a sprayer.
Scrubbing or Agitation: We scrub the grout lines and tile surface using a tile and grout brush attached to a orbital machine. This helps to dislodge dirt and stains.
Rinsing and Drying: After rinsing, we use a commercial wet-vacuum to remove excess water from the surface. Adequate drying helps prevent the growth of mold and mildew.
Optional Sealing: Grout is a porous material and can easily absorb dirt and moisture. We can apply a grout sealer after cleaning to help protect it from stains and to make future cleaning easier.
Regular Maintenance: To keep your tiles and grout looking clean, it’s important to establish a regular cleaning routine. Regular sweeping, vacuuming, and mild cleaning can help prevent the buildup of dirt and grime.
Remember that the effectiveness of tile and grout cleaning can vary based on factors such as the type of tile, the age of the grout, and the severity of stains.