Is $1,200 to professionally steam clean and seal tile and grout, with potential grout replacement a fair price?
Project Details
Our pets (two cats, one dog) went through a potty training regression due to us bringing a baby home, which resulted in the tile and grout in our basement getting really gross despite cleaning with enzyme cleaner. There are stains on it because we didn't get a chance to seal our DIY tile job before this happened. The tile also has haze on it from being grouted and from drywall being put up. I'm looking to get it professionally cleaned. I'm worried that the acid cleaner in the second estimate might damage the tile. I'm willing to pay more for someone to replace the grout if necessary, as the urine is a difficult fix.
Quote Details
This option includes professional steam cleaning and scrubbing of the tile and grout. It also accounts for potential grout replacement and redoing if the existing grout cannot be salvaged, with $300 of the total cost allocated for this. After cleaning and any necessary grout work, the tile and grout will be sealed. - Cleaning Method: Steam cleaning and scrubbing - Grout Work: Potential removal and redoing of unsalvageable grout (up to $300 of total cost) - Post-Cleaning Treatment: Sealing of tile and grout
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Category
Flooring
Price
$1,200
Quote Date
June 18, 2025
Flooring material
Tile
Square footage
0
Subfloor work?
No
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