Your Grout Cleaning, Grout Sealing, and Grout Repair Experts in Millstone, New Jersey

Do your home’s tiled surfaces look as though they’ve suffered from years and years of neglect?

If so, it could be something as simple as dirty grout! That’s right, dirty grout can cause the appearance of your tiled surfaces to suffer heavily. It’s for this very reason that we have specialized equipment designed to bring your grout’s appearance back to life. A lot of homeowners will see their dirty grout and think that they need to replace it, but that’s not always the case; in fact, that’s rarely the case. The Grout Medic of Central New Jersey is the premier grout cleaning company in Millstone, New Jersey, and surrounding areas. Call us today at 732-876-9835!

What does The Grout Medic do to clean grout in Millstone, New Jersey?

At The Grout Medic of Central New Jersey, we utilize low-pressure steam cleaning to loosen and remove any and all discoloring agents from deep within your grout. Most home’s grout has little or no sealant to protect the grout. Unsealed grout is very porous and allows dirt, grime, dust, moisture, and other discoloring agents to become deeply embedded and severely impact the appearance of the grout. Consequentially, this also causes the overall appearance of the tile to suffer, as well.

Our steam cleaning equipment uses low-pressure water vapor to completely remove all your grout’s discoloring agents. Once we’ve revitalized the appearance of your tile and grout, we’ll then seal your grout to keep it looking great for years to come. Usually, you’ll only need to wait about 24 hours before you can use the cleaned and sealed tile.

Can’t I just use a brush and some baking powder to clean my grout?

While cleaning your tile’s grout in Millstone, NJ may sound like an easy weekend project, it can incredibly laborious. Furthermore, you’ll most likely end up with a sub-par cleaning that still leaves substantial amounts of dirt and grime in your grout. We utilize equipment that’s specially designed to remove dirt, grime, and mold buildup from your grout. It is extremely straightforward and will not damage your tile or grout. Other companies will sometimes use high-pressure steam cleaning to clean grout – this can absolutely cause issues with your grout, especially if your grout was already compromised in some way, shape, or form.

I already mop my tiled floors. Isn’t that sufficient in terms of tile and grout maintenance?

If you’re simply mopping your tiled floor, that’s far from sufficient. We recommend that you sweep the entire area and then vacuum that area prior to putting a mop on the floor. The reason for this is that just mopping the tiled surface will simply push around dirt and allow it to seep into your grout even easier. It’s important to make sure you’re working with as clean of a surface before you begin introducing anything with water or moisture. This holds especially true if your grout is unsealed or the sealant has become deteriorated after years and years of foot traffic.