Drying Times For Tile & Grout
Typical dry time: 30 minutes to 2 hours
Grout lines may stay damp slightly longer depending on humidity and airflow
Boost drying: Use fans, open doors/windows, or run the HVAC system for better air circulation
💡 Floors can usually be walked on right away with clean shoes—but avoid dragging furniture until fully dry
The Porch Paw Polish (Residential)
$1.25 - $1.75 per sq. ft.
Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and entryways
Deep tile scrub & grout flush to brighten your home floors
Fresh, safe, and grime-free under every paw
What Cleaning Process Does Lazy Dog’s Use?
Our carpet cleaning process is powered by, The Butler System; a van powered truck mount system, to provide the deepest STEAM clean possible. This high-heat steam extraction with a spinning tile cleaner is ideal for removing grease, allergens, grime, and dirt from all types of commercial tile & grout!
Grout Sealer Add-On: “The Shield Coat”
$0.50 - $1.00 per sq. ft.
Penetrating protection for grout lines
Blocks future stains, moisture, and grime
Keeps your tile looking cleaner, longer
Why Steam Cleaning?
Melts Grease & Oil – High-temp water breaks down sticky buildup that mops can’t touch
Kills Germs & Bacteria – Sanitizes tile and grout at over 200°F
Deep Grout Flush – Extracts dirt and food residue trapped below the surface
Restores Safety – Removes slippery grease film to reduce slip hazards
Perfect Prep for Sealer – Cleans deep enough for proper grout sealing afterward
Why Do Restaurants Tile & Grout Cleaning Cost More Than Residential?
Grease & Grime
Restaurant kitchen floors collect layers of grease, oil, and food residue that seep into grout lines over time.
This requires stronger degreasers, more dwell time, and sometimes agitation with rotary tools or grout brushes.
Size & Severity
Restaurant tile is often non-slip or quarry tile, which is rougher and more porous than home tiles.
Floors are usually larger, with more traffic and higher contamination levels (think back-of-house areas, dish pits, food prep zones).
Off Hour Scheduling
Restaurants typically need cleanings done after hours (late night or early morning), which adds labor logistics and may raise cost.
Why Restaurants Should Clean Tile & Grout Regularly
Keeps floors safe, clean, and non-slip
Prevents grease buildup in kitchens and service areas
Improves appearance in dining spaces
Helps meet health code and inspection standards
Extends the life of your flooring investment
The Grease Trap Hound (Commercial – Restaurant/Business)
$1.75 - $3.50 per sq. ft.
Heavy-duty degreasing for kitchen tile, service zones, and dining areas
Steam-powered grout restoration with maximum heat & pressure
Knock out grease, odors, and health code worries in one hit