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Most residential jobs take 2-4 hours depending on square footage and soil level. A typical kitchen or bathroom takes 1-2 hours.

Tile dries quickly—usually within 1-2 hours. You can walk on floors immediately with clean socks or shoes, but we recommend waiting until completely dry before replacing furniture and rugs.

Yes! Our professional equipment and techniques can remove years—even decades—of embedded dirt. The results are often dramatic. However, some stains (like dye from colored liquids) may have permanently discolored grout.

Not when done properly! We use appropriate pressure levels and pH-balanced solutions for your specific tile type. We never use harsh acids or excessive pressure that could damage grout or etch natural stone.

We recommend professional cleaning every 12-18 months for most homes. High-traffic areas, homes with pets, or spaces with heavy use (like busy kitchens) may benefit from more frequent cleaning.

Yes! We can clean grout of any color. Our process restores grout to its original shade, whether that's white, gray, beige, brown, or any other color.

While not absolutely required, sealing is highly recommended. It protects your investment in professional cleaning, prevents rapid re-soiling, and makes maintenance much easier. Most customers find sealing well worth the additional cost.

Yes! We have extensive experience with marble, travertine, slate, granite, and limestone. We use pH-neutral products and appropriate techniques that clean effectively without damaging delicate stone surfaces.

We can clean grout that's in reasonable condition, but severely cracked, crumbling, or missing grout may require repair before cleaning. We'll assess your grout and provide honest recommendations.

Absolutely! Shower tile and grout accumulate soap scum, hard water deposits, mold, and mildew. We can clean shower walls, floors, and even glass doors.

Grout must be completely dry before sealing—typically 24-48 hours depending on humidity. We can return to seal, or provide guidance if you prefer to seal yourself.