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Top-Rated Tile, stone, marble clean, grout, polish and maintain service pros in New Germany - Updated Nov 2026

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Exell Ceramic Tile & Stone Co
4.9(
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Tile, Stone, Marble - Clean, Grout, Polish and Maintain

Serving New Germany, MN and surrounding areas

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Thanks to Angie's List we found Exell Ceramic Tile and Stone Co. Val gave us an estimate, and on the scheduled day started removing vanity, toilet and tile. We were impressed how clean the area was kept by the crew as work progressed. Whenever we had any questions, Val responded in a timely manner (which meant a lot to us). We are very happy with Val's work and highly recommend him. Spero and Lana Payton"
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Tabery Design
5.0(
4
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Tile, Stone, Marble - Clean, Grout, Polish and Maintain

Serving New Germany, MN and surrounding areas

In business since 1976

Free estimates

"Joe was able to schedule the job around the plumber's job and was very flexible with regard to my delays with the plumbing.
He communicated with us about everything he was doing, which instilled a feeling of confidence.
The tile job looks great!  I would highly recommend Joe to anyone in need of a tile job.
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FAQs for tile, stone, marble clean, grout, polish and maintain service projects in New Germany, MN

Use a stiff-bristle brush and warm, soapy water to loosen surface grime. Then, let the grout dry and finish with a grout-specific sealant. This combo cleans without scratching the tile and locks out new stains. Always follow the label directions so the cleaner and sealant bond properly. A few extra minutes of care keep grout bright and help your floors look fresher longer.

The most effective cleaner for badly stained grout is a professional-grade steam machine. High-pressure, high-heat vapor lifts embedded dirt without harsh chemicals and brightens grout lines in one pass. Pros often pre-treat tough spots with a mild solution and finish with a soft brush to protect the tile. The result is a deep, even clean that lasts longer than store-bought products.

Tile and grout are water-resistant, not waterproof. Dense materials like porcelain or glass shed moisture well, but even sealed natural stone and standard cement grout can absorb water over time. That’s why routine sealing and prompt spill cleanup matter. 

Keeping moisture out prevents erosion, mold, and discoloration—especially in bathrooms, kitchens, and other splash-prone areas.

Schedule professional tile and grout cleaning every six to 12 months, with quick touch-ups in between. Busy kitchens and bathrooms often need attention on the shorter end of that range because constant moisture speeds up staining. 

Sticking to this routine keeps grime from setting, reduces mold risk, and stretches the life of your tile and grout, saving you from bigger repairs later.

When done correctly, tile and grout cleaning is perfectly safe for your floors. Pros match cleaners and brushes to your tile type, control pressure, and avoid harsh chemicals that can etch or erode surfaces. 

If you’re DIYing, test new products in an inconspicuous spot and follow label directions. The right technique removes buildup while protecting both the tile glaze and the grout lines.

Yes—apply a fresh sealer once the grout is completely dry, usually 24 hours after cleaning. The sealer forms a moisture-resistant barrier that blocks stains, mold, and everyday dirt, making future scrubbing easier. Skipping this step leaves porous grout exposed, which can lead to discoloration or cracks and, ultimately, expensive repairs. A quick reseal now protects both the grout and the surrounding tile.

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