Tile & grout questions, answered

Almost certainly not. That is bonded mineral scale from water at roughly 278 ppm, and it does not respond to scrubbing or to consumer bathroom cleaners because it is a chemical problem, not a soil problem. It needs an acid treatment matched to the surface. Most tile people have written off comes back.

That is efflorescence — mineral being pushed up through the grout from moisture below rather than sitting on top of it. We treat it directly, which clears what is there, but it is driven by moisture underneath the floor, so it can return. If it comes back quickly the cause is below the tile and worth having looked at.

Per square foot on three published tiers — a higher rate on small jobs, a lower rate at volume. The small-job rate is higher because mobilization is a fixed cost spread over less area. That structure is published rather than concealed inside a large minimum.

No. We are a cleaning company — we clean tile and grout and that is where our scope ends. We do not apply sealers or coatings of any kind. If you want that done after we clean, ask and we will refer you to a licensed trade that handles it.

Not as an instant booking yet. This lane is quoted by request while the equipment comes online. The rates are real and the quote is firm — scheduling is what depends on availability.