Tile and Grout Cleaning Perth

Three factors that will affect the cost of cleaning are:

• The extent of the cleaning your tiles need.
• What materials, methods, and treatments are required.
• Whether you need deep cleaning or restorative cleaning.

Absolutely.

Having your tiles and grout professionally cleaned ensures they are cleaned correctly. A professional has the right cleaning equipment to properly clean your tiles and grout and protect them from future wear and tear.

Having your tile and grout cleaned not only saves you time and money but also protects your family from harmful bacteria whilst improving the longevity of your tiles.

Some grout can stain porcelain tiles, however, professionals can remove this with the correct products, methods, and equipment.

Black grout can stain glazed and porous tiles, while latex-modified grout can leave a latex glaze on tiles. Epoxy grout stains require an epoxy cleaner.

It is easier to remove stains from porcelain and ceramic tiles than from stone.

Tile and grout cleaning removes stains, dirt, and mould from your tiled surfaces.

Although you can clean your tiles at home, we recommend a professional company for cleaning your tiles and grout to prevent damaging them. Using the right products for your tile type, steam cleaning, and grout sealant, a professional will clean your tiles safely and increase their longevity.

How long a cleaning treatment will last depends on how much traffic the area gets and whether you have children and pets.

If a sealant is applied, a treatment can last 2-5 years. It is recommended that you clean and re-seal your tiles and grout every two years. In public spaces and high-use showers, tiles and grout should be cleaned and sealed every year.

Epoxy grout is longer-wearing, and you do not need to seal it.

A professional has the training, experience, and expertise to clean your tiles safely and effectively.

Here are a few reasons to get your tiles professionally cleaned:

• They have the right products and equipment to clean tiles and grout without damaging them.
• They can give you valuable advice on tile and grout care.
• They will deep clean your tiles and grout, protecting your family from harmful bacteria and mould.
• Professional tile and grout cleaning will save you money in the long run as it improves the longevity of your tiles. Additionally, it will save you time that you would be spending trying to clean your tiled surfaces yourself.
• Professional tile cleaning companies will apply a sealant to your grout, helping the treatment last longer.

Tiles and grout will last a long time when cared for properly, but you will need to replace them if damaged.

Restorative cleaning removes bacteria and mould, preventing further damage to the tiles and grout. When you repair damaged tiles and replace compromised grout, you will save money in the long run and also add value to your home. It will also restore the original look and feel of your tiles.

Grout is porous, so sealing it after a professional clean helps protect it and keep it clean.

The sealant creates a barrier that makes the grout easier to clean while preventing future dirt buildup. Sealing grout protects against mould and mildew and increases the lifespan of your tiles and grout. The sealant also helps prevent staining and helps strengthen the grout.

Professional cleaning will not damage your tiles, but DIY home cleaning might.

Professional cleaning services understand how to treat and clean the different types of tiles, and they have products and equipment designed for the safe cleaning of tiles and grout.

Yes. Deep cleaning of tiles and grout with the correct products and equipment means we can eradicate mould and help prevent it from growing back.

When your tiles are professionally cleaned, you want to look after them correctly, which means cleaning them regularly.

After a shower, wipe the tiles before spraying on a gentle shower cleaner. For floor tiles, vacuum them with the brush attachment to remove surface dirt and then mop them with a mild soap. Use a damp mop and do not soak the tiles with dirty water. Chamois or rag mops work best, and it is essential to clean your mop regularly during and after cleaning.

Avoid abrasive materials that will scratch tiles and harsh chemicals that will affect the integrity of the tile grout.

A restorative clean removes stains and strips away any remaining sealant. The tiles are then treated with the correct products and cleaned to restore their original lustre and shine. Broken tiles are replaced, and old or damaged grout is removed and redone.

A deep clean is performed more regularly and involves the tiles being vacuumed, mopped, and steam cleaned to remove embedded dirt and mould. The grout is then sealed to prevent future dirt buildup.