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Tile &Grout
Deep Cleaning
Countless people go years without ever having their tile floors deep cleaned and they don't realize it puts themselves and their family at risk. Although you can make the surface look clean, the grout is a very Porous material and it takes in allergens, dirt, and bacteria like a sponge and no amount of hand scrubbing can remove it. Only professionals have the equipment to properly remove and clean the grout, with the upside ability to remove stains that normal cleaning methods couldn't achieve. So instead of spending money and countless hours on the floor causing aches and pains you could have someone save your time and health. Impact Restoration can get that dirt and grime for you at a small fraction of the time you'd spend trying, and depending on the environment and traffic you could easily have it done one to two times a year with minor maintenance inbetween. We put your needs first, and will provide you the information to properly keep it up! Impact Restoration will be here for your needs, you can start HERE!
Looks like Wood?
A common misconception clients have had is calling this type of tile wood flooring. In fact its a porcelain type tile that comes often in the shape of planks, but does have other shapes available. If you ever come across this type of flooring it may not have grout lines showing making it harder to identify. This type of tile costs a bit more, but it pays in its durability making it a style and quality investment.
Maintenance Tips
Along the recommendations of annual to as needed deep cleaning, here are a few tips to help maintain the tile.
1. Sweep/Vacuum floor at least twice a week ensuring you get corners as well. Doing so prevents dirt build up which can dull out the finish and who really likes stepping in dirt.
2. Using a microfiber mop to grab more dirt once a week or so, doing so after using a soft bristle broom to sweep will be most efficient. When using the microfiber mop you want to ensure its rung out properly so you don't just spread around dirty water, rinse with clean water often. (Note: If using a cleaner, ensure the tile isn't marble or natural stone as they can be stained/damaged by your everyday cleaner.)
3. As obvious as it may seem, clean spills right away. Wiping up spills isn't enough, the surface area needs to be rinsed thoroughly with warm water, the longer it is allowed to sit or is not properly removed the harder it will be to remove.