Tile & Grout Cleaning in Pelion, SC
Ask most Pelion homeowners and they'll say the tile looks fine. It's the grout between it that keeps looking dirty, and mopping never seems to fix it.
Pelion sits in the southern half of Lexington County, out past Red Bank and near the Swansea area. It's sandy country down here, and that fine sand is exactly the kind of grit that works its way into a grout line and stays.
Grout is porous, so it soaks soil down into the joints and holds it. A mop only wets the surface and pushes the dirty water deeper, which is why the floor dulls again right after you clean. Safe-Dry® drives a cleaning solution into the grout with a rotary floor machine, then rinses and mops so the soil comes out.
Where a grout line has lost its color for good, we offer color restoration to bring it back to a matching shade.
Sand-fed grout that won't stay clean
The sandy soil around Pelion means grit rides in on shoes and settles into the lines, especially at the doors and in the kitchen. We run the buffer through those joints so the sand lifts back out.
Shower grout that darkens through the sticky months
Lexington County summers keep bathrooms damp, and grout on shower walls and floors darkens from the constant moisture. We scrub and rinse those joints so the color lightens toward where it started.
Mudroom and entry tile after a wet spell
The tile just inside the door takes the worst of it when the yard turns to mud. We concentrate the machine there, where the grout goes dark long before the rest of the floor.
Tile & grout services in Pelion
Safe-Dry® cleans tile and grout across Pelion and out to Oak Grove, Red Bank, Leesville, Murray and into Columbia. Call 803-310-5135 for an honest look at your floor.
The work is backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Areas we cover around Pelion
Neighborhoods: Pelion, southern Lexington County, Swansea area
Zip codes: 29123
Tile & grout questions from Pelion homeowners
The sand out here gets into everything. Will it come out of the grout?
Yes. That fine sand is the main thing packing into the lines. The rotary machine and solution work it loose, and the rinse takes it off the floor.
Why does my grout look dark again a day after I mop?
The mop can't reach into the pores, so it just moves dirty water over the top and leaves the soil sitting in the grout. Scrubbing it out is what actually clears it.
Can you fix grout that's stained past cleaning?
Some lines have lost their original color and no cleaning brings it back. When that happens we say so and offer color restoration to match the shade.
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