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By Taylor Reaume


Installing new floors in an expensive home improvement project regardless of whether the floor is tile, hardwood, vinyl, or natural stone. Many homeowners choose durable tiles because they will stand up to decades of use. When normal wear causes the tiles to lose their shine, a Port St. Lucie tile and grout cleaning contractor can offer assistance.

Contractors can extend the life of the tiles and restore their shine. They use the latest techniques and special equipment to remove debris and make floors sparkle like when they were new. Many use procedures and cleaning products that will not harm the environment so customers do not have to worry about the health risks associated with the use of chemical solutions.

Contractors specializing in this type of restoration will mask off all areas surrounding the floor before sweeping or vacuuming away all loose debris. Abrasive cleansers are harmful to ceramic tiles because they cause etching that leaves a dull finish. The best liquid cleaners contain ingredients that oxidize and remove grease. The solution seeps into all the creases and crevices and dislodges any stuck on dirt.

Contractors will scrub grout lines with brushes and use a floor machine to remove all dirt and debris from the floor's surface. Clean water is used to rinse away any excess cleanser. Large air movers provide the fastest way to dry floors completely.

Sealers are used to protect the surface and preserve the shine. Pigmented grout sealers are available that provide a uniform color to lines. The sealer makes it easy to wipe away dirt and liquids before they have a chance to get into the creases.

Routine maintenance preserves the shine between deep cleanings. Use a microfiber cloth to buff the floor dry and leave a high gloss. Baking soda and vinegar are natural cleansers that are effective alternatives to harsh chemicals. An experienced contractor will choose the best cleaning technique, process, and tools based on whether the tiles are slate, ceramic, marble, or some other natural stone.




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