From 1980s Plano neighborhoods to new Legacy West builds, we lift years of soil and hard-water film out of tile and grout.
Plano homes run the gamut — 1980s and 90s neighborhoods where the grout has absorbed three decades of mopping, and newer Legacy West builds with wide porcelain floors already filming over from hard North Texas water. Both reach the same point: mopping stops working. Ultra Clean's IICRC-certified crews pre-treat, hand-brush, and hot-rinse tile back to its original color.
We identify your tile (ceramic, porcelain, stone) and grout type, then test the soil level.
An alkaline solution dwells to break down grease, soap scum, and mineral build-up.
High-temperature pressurized extraction with hand-brushed grout lines lifts what mopping cannot.
A penetrating sealant protects grout and makes future cleaning far easier.
Established Plano homes carry years of mop water — and sometimes old wax or topical sealer — in the grout. A Restoration Clean strips that first so tile can be restored.
Plano's hard water leaves a dull haze on tile and a film across grout. pH-correct cleaning cuts the mineral build-up and brings the original color back.
Newer builds near Legacy West run large porcelain spans from entry through kitchen. Machine scrubbing handles the open areas while every grout line gets hand-brushed.
Same certified crews and truck-mounted equipment on every Plano visit — with an upfront price before any work begins.
IICRC-certified · upfront pricing · 30-day reclean guarantee. Call now or request a free quote.
Office: Mon–Fri 8am–5:30pm · Sat 8am–12pm · Technicians available 24/7 for cleanings and emergencies