Ceramic & porcelain tile
Kitchen, bath, entry and laundry floors deep cleaned with high-pressure hot water and contained extraction — no mop water pushed back into the grout.

Tile, grout & natural stone
Hard water and years of mopping leave grout dark and stone dull. We deep clean ceramic, porcelain, travertine, marble, slate and flagstone — then seal it so it stays clean longer.
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Surfaces we handle
San Diego's hard water leaves mineral film on tile and stone, and every mopping pushes dirty water straight into porous grout. Household cleaners either cannot lift it or, on stone, slowly etch the surface. Our truck-mounted system cleans the material properly, and the right sealer keeps it that way.
Kitchen, bath, entry and laundry floors deep cleaned with high-pressure hot water and contained extraction — no mop water pushed back into the grout.
Grout is porous and holds years of soil. We clean the lines back toward their original color and can apply a penetrating grout sealer afterward.
Soft, acid-sensitive stone cleaned with pH-appropriate solutions — never the acidic box-store cleaners that etch the surface.
Textured stone on patios, entries and showers cleaned out of the texture, then sealed with an enhancing or natural-look sealer.
Soap scum, hard-water film and mildew staining on vertical tile and stone — a common issue with San Diego's hard water.
A professional penetrating sealer slows staining and makes routine cleaning far easier. We advise honestly on when it is worth it.
Our process
We identify the material, check for etching, cracked grout and previous sealers, and test in a discreet spot first.
An appropriate alkaline or stone-safe cleaner dwells so soil releases instead of being scrubbed at the surface.
Brushes and turbo tools work the cleaner into grout lines and stone texture where a mop never reaches.
A contained spinner tool rinses with hot water under pressure and vacuums everything back into the truck — walls and cabinets stay clean.
Once dry, grout or stone is sealed on request, and we walk the floor with you before we pack up.
Sealing
Grout and most natural stone are porous. Unsealed, they absorb spills, cooking oils and mineral deposits, and each cleaning gets harder than the last. A penetrating sealer sits below the surface, giving you time to wipe a spill before it becomes a stain, and it keeps the finish you just paid for looking right for far longer.
For stone we can use a natural-look sealer that changes nothing visually, or an enhancing sealer that deepens the color — common on slate and flagstone patios. We will show you both on a small test area before committing.
5-star rated on Yelp and Google — see for yourself
5-star rated on Yelp and Google
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