D.O.L.L.S. Cleaning®
Professional Tile and Grout Cleaning and Sealing in Plymouth, MI
Dark grout lines can make even clean tile look dirty. We bring back the original grout color in Plymouth bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways, then seal it to protect against stains and moisture.
From Old Village Bathrooms to Plymouth Township Kitchens
Plymouth’s tile comes in two very different generations. In the Old Village and the streets around downtown, many homes date back a century or more, and their bathrooms often still have small mosaic or hex tile with narrow grout lines that have darkened over decades. Out in Plymouth Township’s newer subdivisions between Ann Arbor Road and M-14, it’s usually large porcelain kitchen and entryway tile, where wide grout lines catch every spill. D.O.L.L.S. Cleaning® adjusts the method to the floor: gentler steam pressure for older, more delicate tile, and full extraction for heavy-use modern floors, so the grout gets clean without damaging what’s around it.
Affordable Floor Cleaning with Quality Results
Every January, the Plymouth Ice Festival brings huge crowds to Kellogg Park, and at the same time, salt-covered sidewalks and slushy driveways send that residue straight onto entryway and mudroom tile. Grout is porous, so salt and grit sink in and turn it grey long before spring. Our steam and extraction equipment pulls that buildup out of the grout lines instead of pushing it deeper like a mop does. We quote every job by square footage and floor condition, offer senior and military discounts, and book tile appointments Monday to Saturday, 7am to 9pm. Explore our other cleaning services in Plymouth, MI or call for a free quote.
Other Floor Cleaning Services
Spot removal
Coffee, wine, and rust marks lifted from tile and stone in the same visit as your grout cleaning.
Wood floors
Many Old Village homes pair original hardwood with tiled kitchens and baths; we clean both in one trip.
EMERGENCY service for flood/water extraction
Water extraction for Plymouth basements and bathrooms after spring storms or a burst pipe.

Prompt Service and Professionalism
Senior and Military Discounts Are Available
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What Plymouth Floors Need, and How We Handle It
✓ Adjusted steam pressure for older mosaic and ceramic tile in Old Village and downtown homes
✓ Deep extraction for wide grout lines in Plymouth Township kitchens and entryways
✓ Non-acidic, child- and pet-friendly products, safe for family homes and busy households
✓ Floors walkable within a few hours, so your kitchen isn’t out of use all day
✓ Insured, background-checked technicians, plus senior and military discounts
Many Plymouth homes mix tiled kitchens and baths with carpeted bedrooms and living rooms. Book tile and carpet cleaning in the same visit and save on both.
What Our Clients Are Saying
FAQs
How often should grout be cleaned in a Plymouth home?
Every 12 to 18 months for most rooms. Entryways and mudrooms usually need it every winter because Michigan road salt gets tracked in from November to March and settles into the grout.
Is it safe to steam clean the original tile in an older Old Village home?
Yes, when the pressure and heat are adjusted. Older mosaic and ceramic tile can be more fragile than modern porcelain, so we check for loose or cracked tiles first and use a gentler setting on vintage floors.
Why does my shower grout turn white or cloudy again so quickly?
City of Plymouth water comes from the Detroit River through the Great Lakes Water Authority, and like most tap water it leaves mineral and soap residue behind. Over time that film builds up on grout and tile. Deep cleaning removes it, and sealing makes it much harder for it to stick again.
Should I seal my grout before winter?
Fall is the best time. Sealing after a deep clean in October or November helps protect entryway grout from salt and slush before the snow starts.
How much does tile and grout cleaning cost in Plymouth, MI?
It depends on square footage, tile type, and how much buildup there is. A small Old Village bathroom costs far less than an open-plan Plymouth Township kitchen. We give free, no-obligation quotes before any work starts.
Book Tile & Grout Cleaning in Plymouth, MI Today
Whether it’s a century-old bathroom near Kellogg Park or a busy family kitchen in Plymouth Township, we’ll give you a clear price and a time that works. Call us for a free quote, or ask about sealing your grout before winter.


