Granite Tile Cleaning

Tile Cleaning Solutions cleans, seals, and polishes granite countertops, floors, and outdoor stone. Granite is tough, but it still absorbs oil and loses its shine over time. For a free quote, call 888-294-0404 or fill out the quote form on this page.

Common Granite Problems

Granite is harder than marble, but it isn’t care-free:

  • Oil stains near the stove. Cooking oil darkens unsealed granite.
  • Water absorbing into the stone. Dark patches around sinks mean the sealer has worn off.
  • Streaky, cloudy film. Residue from household sprays dulls the surface.
  • Hard water deposits. Mineral spots form around faucets.
  • Dull, worn finish. Daily use slowly wears the polish.
Polished granite tile floor in a bright Bay Area living room

Our Granite Care Process

  1. Inspection and water test. We check the granite’s finish and how much it absorbs.
  2. Preparation. We protect cabinets, backsplashes, and nearby surfaces. Please clear items off counters before we arrive.
  3. Deep cleaning. We remove grease, film, and mineral deposits with stone-safe products.
  4. Stain treatment. We draw out or lighten oil and water stains where possible.
  5. Polishing, if needed. We bring back the shine on dull areas with stone polishing.
  6. Sealing. We seal the granite to help it resist stains. If we seal, allow 24 to 48 hours for the sealer to cure before normal use and mopping.
Tile Cleaning Solutions technician explaining a free quote to a homeowner

What's Included

  • Finish assessment and water test
  • Deep cleaning of granite and grout
  • Stain treatment
  • Polishing when needed
  • Sealing
Polished granite bathroom vanity countertop cleaned and sealed in the Bay Area

Related Services

Most granite work is on countertops. Granite floors and outdoor stone pair with tile and grout cleaning and outdoor tile cleaning. See also stone restoration.

Areas We Serve

We provide granite cleaning and sealing for homes and businesses in four service regions: Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. Follow the link for your region to see our work there, or call us if you’re not sure we cover your neighborhood.

Aftercare for Granite

  • Allow 24 to 48 hours for the sealer to cure before normal use.
  • Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Many all-purpose sprays leave film or wear down sealer.
  • Wipe oil and spills promptly.
  • Do a water test. If water darkens the granite, it’s time to reseal.

How long the sealer lasts depends on the granite and how heavily it’s used. Plan on resealing about every 2 years.

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other services

Find out about the wide range of services provided at Tile Cleaning Solutions. Whether you need cleaning, sealing, or restoration, we’re the experts in tile care. Contact us today for details on how we can help you keep your surfaces looking great.


Tile & Grout Cleaning

Extend the life of your tile floor and surface with secure tile and grout cleaning, suitable for all kinds of tiles in both commercial and residential settings.

Tile Sealing

Specialized tile sealing service meets all your maintenance needs for tile surface and makes your daily tile cleaning easy.

Tile Stripping

Give your tile floor a fresh look that seems as new with specialized tile stripping. We offer tile stripping for all kinds of tiles.

Stone Restoration

Re-establish the natural glow of your stone tile surfaces and floors with the stone polishing service

Make your stone floors less prone to wear and scratches with specialized stone honing service

Stone Polishing

Enhance the durability and appearance of your stone floors with our specialized stone polishing service

Frequently Asked Questions

Call 888-294-0404 or use the quote form on this page. Tell us about the size of the area, the surface, and its condition, and we’ll give you a free quote.

Most granite benefits from sealing, though some is denser than others. A simple water test tells you: if water darkens the stone, it needs sealing.

Often, yes. Oil stains can usually be drawn out or lightened. Very old stains may not disappear completely.

Yes. Polishing can bring back the shine on worn granite countertops and floors.

A pH-neutral stone cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid vinegar, bleach, and abrasive cleaners.

Yes. We clean and seal granite floors and outdoor granite as well as countertops.