NATileGroutCleaning

Tile & Grout Cleaning and Sealing

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tile & grout restoration

Tile and grout is fast becoming the most popular choice when
installing new kitchen or bathroom floors. Many people choose
to install tile and grout in the hallways too. It looks much
better than the typical linoleum floor. There are so many
choices of ceramic and porcelain that you can accomplish
about any look that you are trying to achieve.

You deserve to have your floors, countertops and other tiled surfaces looking beautiful and elegant again.
Professionally clean and enhance your surfaces, so you can enjoy the everlasting beauty. If you are having
problems with tile and grout or tub/shower caulk...we will get it looking clean and new again. That's a
promise! Give us a call today at (978) 551-1394 or click here to receive your free, no-hassle quote

We come across people everday who are unhappy with their
solid surfaces. Are you one of them? It seems after a year or
two the floor is increasingly more difficult to keep clean. The
tile looks dull and the grout is filthy. This happens even if
your cleaning the floor often. Unfortunately, most floors are
not sealed after it is installed. This starts the problem. Grout
will absorb grease and dirt very fast when it is not sealed.
When it gets to the point where you think nothing can be
done, you feel terrible because you think you need to replace
the floor. Even after days of being on your hands and knees
scrubbing and cleaning, your still unhappy with your floors.

There is good news! Most tile & grout can be restored to "like
new" condition; or very close to it. This starts with having a
professional floor cleaning company inspecting and giving you
a FREE demo of their service. This way you will know what to
expect from a professional restoration. We will cover what is
involved with restoring and maintaining your floors

Cleaning and Restoration
Most floors over one year old will need to be restored to
bring it back to "like new" condition. Restoring tile and grout
requires a few steps. First we degrease the floor to remove
as much oils and grease as possible. Next, we restore the
grout with a special grout line restoration product. This will
help remove most if not all surface staining. This process
also "opens" the grout for proper sealing. When doing these
2 steps mechanical agitation, strong rinsing and vacuum
equipment is required. After the cleaning and restoration
the sealing will begin.

Sealing
There are 2 basic types of sealers. Clear or color seal. A
clear sealer is used on most grout where you want to
keep that same color. The sealer is liberally supplied and
worked into the grout lines. It is vital to use a high quality
durable impregnating sealer for this process. Cheap
silicone sealers do not last very long. After sealing it is
important to maintain the floor using the right cleaning
agents and tools. You will not need to use ammonia,
bleach, or other harsh chemicals. This will only damage
the sealer and grout.

Stainproof Color Sealing
If you are not happy with the way your grout looks
after a restoration cleaning, you can change the color
of the grout without replacement. Instead of a clear
seal you choose a color of your liking. This process
gives your grout a "Brand New" appearance. It gives
the floor a whole new look. This process makes the
grout lines resistant to staining. Once again it is
important to maintain the floors properly following this
process.

Maintenance
Once the floor is restored and sealed maintain, the
floors with a professional cleaning every 6 months.
This will keep your floors looking new forever. The
sealer will last longer and no more scrubbing grout
lines again. Interim maintenance should be done with
our a pH neutral cleaner. The Hoover Floormate is an
excellent tool to use these products with.

Tile Repair
Repairing tile can be a very tedious job. It can be
done by the homeowner. But it's a very messy and
dirty job. We can do your repairs in a quick and
timely manner, and it will save you the pain and
heartache of doing the job yourself. In most all
cases, damaged tile should be replaced. The big
question, Did you save some extra tile from the
original installation to make repairs? If you have a
common tile, it may possible to buy new pieces,
though there may be some slight color variations.

We are a Professional tile repair company. We
specialize in repairing tiles and can make new
grout match the old. If you don't have the spare
tile, it's very possible to lay out a pattern
combining some new tiles with the old tiles to
look nicely integrated and give it that unique
look.