Quarry Tile Cleaning

Tile Cleaning Solutions cleans quarry tile in restaurant kitchens, commercial spaces, and homes. Quarry tile is a tough, unglazed clay tile that holds up to heavy use, but grease and dirt build up in its surface and grout. For a free quote, call 888-294-0404 or fill out the quote form on this page.

Common Quarry Tile Problems

Quarry tile is common in kitchens, so grease is usually the main problem:

  • Grease buildup. Floors turn dark and sticky near fryers and prep areas.
  • Slippery floors. Grease and water together are a slip hazard.
  • Black grout lines. Grease and food soil collect in the joints.
  • Dull, uneven color. Grime settles into the unglazed surface.
  • Old wax or coatings. Worn finishes trap dirt.
Close-up of clean quarry tile and grout in the Bay Area

Our Quarry Tile Cleaning Process

  1. Inspection. We identify the quarry tile and its finish and check the grout and any existing sealer.
  2. Preparation. We protect walls, baseboards, and nearby surfaces. Our technicians can move small, light furniture. We don’t move heavy or fragile items, so please clear those before we arrive.
  3. Degreasing. We apply degreasers suited to unglazed quarry tile and let them break down grease.
  4. Scrubbing. We work the tile surface and grout lines.
  5. Rinse and recovery. We rinse thoroughly and remove the greasy residue.
  6. Optional sealing. Sealing helps quarry tile and grout resist grease. 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

  • Degreasing and deep cleaning
  • Grout line cleaning
  • Removal of old coatings if needed
  • Optional sealing
Clean quarry tile floor in a Bay Area commercial kitchen

Related Services

See tile stripping, tile sealing, and anti-slip treatment for kitchen floors. Similar tile: saltillo.

Areas We Serve

We provide quarry tile cleaning 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 Quarry Tile

  • Allow 24 to 48 hours after sealing before normal use and mopping.
  • Degrease daily in commercial kitchens with a cleaner suited to quarry tile.
  • Change mop water often.
  • Keep floor drains clear.

How long results last depends on foot traffic, sealing, and daily care. Plan on resealing about every 2 years.

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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.

Yes. Commercial kitchens with quarry tile are a common job for us. Ask about scheduling around your hours when you call.

Yes. Sealing helps quarry tile and grout resist grease and stains.

Usually grease buildup. A deep cleaning removes it, and anti-slip treatment can add grip.

Yes. We can strip old wax and coatings before cleaning and resealing.

It depends on use. Busy commercial kitchens need it more often; with good daily maintenance, about every 2 years is a reference point for homes.