Frequently Asked Questions about Tile & Grout Cleaning

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Pressure washing is the process of using high-pressure water spray to remove dirt, grime, and other materials from surfaces such as buildings, vehicles, and concrete surfaces.

Pressure washing can be used on a variety of surfaces including concrete, brick, vinyl siding, wood, and vehicles.

No, pressure washing is not safe for all surfaces. It can damage surfaces such as delicate wood, stucco, and some types of siding if done incorrectly. That's why it's important to hire a professional pressure washing service like Beccken Multi Surface Cleaning who has experience and knowledge in handling different surfaces.

First, the area to be cleaned is swept and cleaned of any visible, loose debris. Next, an emulsifying, eco-friendly agent is applied to lift the grease, dirt, and other imbedded material from the surface. The solution is left for at least 10 minutes to work. Then, we bring in the high pressure and vacuum system to create a cyclonic force to lift everything from surface. This process leaves the surface nearly dry with no standing water.

While we have not come across many floors that we could not clean/restore (only two in five years), all tile and grout floors are not guaranteed to be cleaned for several reasons. Some reasons may be painted grout, grout that has been improperly colored or applied. 

No, deep cleaning your tile and grout is exponentially less expensive than replacing it.