The clean fades. The seal doesn't.
Freshly cleaned. Unsealed.
Same grout, 30 days later.
Unsealed grout is porous. Every spill, every mop pass, every splash of coffee, soap, or food sinks in. You can pay to clean it again. Or you can seal it once and stretch the cycle.
One visit. Two outcomes.
1.Inspect and prep
We walk the floor with you first. Identify the tile, the grout type, the traffic pattern, and anything the last vendor missed.
2.Deep clean tile and grout
Professional-grade extraction, restorative agitation, and product matched to your surface. Not a mop and a hope.
3.Apply the penetrating sealer
The sealer sits beneath the surface of the grout. It doesn't change how the grout looks or feels. It just makes sure next month's spill stays on top.
Restrooms. Kitchens. Entryways. Lobbies.
Same service, five common rooms. Every visit protects the investment underneath and cuts the maintenance load on top.

Restrooms
Fewer stain calls between deep cleans. Cleaner-looking floors for longer.

Kitchens
Grease, food, and cleaning chemicals sink into unsealed grout fast. Sealed grout gives you a wipeable surface instead of a sponge.

Entryways
Salt, mud, and traffic hit here first. Sealing keeps the color and pattern intact.

Lobbies
First impression, daily wear. Sealed grout holds its color under the foot traffic your building actually gets.
A commercial restroom cleaned, color-sealed, and locked in with RexPro protective coating can stay clean and look new for up to ten years.
Sealing means three different things.
Here is what this service is, and what it isn't.
Penetrating sealer
Soaks into the grout. Blocks liquids from sinking in.
Invisible. No change in look or feel.
A year to several years, depending on traffic and cleaning chemicals.
Cementitious grout after a professional clean. This service.
Coating
Sits on top of the surface. Adds a protective film, often called a topical sealer.
Visible film, matte or gloss depending on the product.
Several years on protected floors. Reapplied on a cycle.
Stone and tile that need a protective film. See Sealing hub for RexPro.
The Pure Light Standard™
The standard you hire is the standard that shows up.

Facilities we serve at this standard.










What happens if our first method doesn't solve it.
Questions commercial buyers ask before signing.
Is the sealer visible?
No. It is a penetrating sealer, so it soaks into the grout instead of sitting on top of it. Your floor looks like it did the moment we finished cleaning, just protected from what hits it next.
How long does the sealing last on a commercial floor?
Anywhere from a year to several years, depending on foot traffic and the cleaning chemicals your team uses. Harsh over-the-counter cleaners shorten sealer life. We can walk you through product choices during the estimate.
Do you scale to multi-site facilities?
Yes. We already do. Our team runs a pre-job walkthrough at every site, coordinates around your calendar, and keeps one scope across the portfolio. Cajon Valley Union School District uses us across all of its roughly 30 sites on the same standard, with pre-job walkthroughs, one team, and one scope. School districts, hotel groups, and property portfolios use us the same way. Approximately 70% of our monthly jobs are repeat customers.
What surfaces qualify?
Porcelain, ceramic, and natural-stone tile with cementitious grout. Engineered stone and quartz do not need traditional sealing on this schedule; if that is the surface you have, ask us during the walkthrough and we will steer you to the right service.
Can you seal grout that is already dirty?
No. The clean must come first, or you are sealing the dirt in. That is why this service pairs the clean and the seal in one visit.
What if the grout can't be cleaned back to its original color?
Some grout is past a professional clean, especially in high-traffic restrooms and kitchens. That is when [LINK PENDING, Grout Color Sealing] is the right service: we color-match, repaint, and seal the grout so it looks new again. Ask us and we will tell you honestly which service your floor needs.
Do you offer slip-resistance treatments on the same floor?
Yes. We run BOT-3000E DCOF testing to measure your floor's current slip resistance, and we apply RexPro non-slip coating (with grit additive) where the test says the floor needs it. If you want the clean, the seal, and the slip-safety pass in one scope, see [LINK PENDING, Floor Safety and Walkway Safety].
Cleaner floors between visits. Fewer surprises between inspections.
We will walk your facility, scope the clean and the seal together, and send you the proposal within a few business days.












