Tile Cleaning & Restoration
After repeated requests from commercial and residential customers for a resource to maintain and restore their tile, grout and stone surfaces, DeWolf's Tile & Marble Inc. responded by creating our Tile & Stone Restoration Division.
Since 2002, DeWolf’s has provided the Pacific Northwest area with this new service using the latest in "state of the art" methods and equipment to restore your tile and stone to its original beauty.
By restoring and protecting your Tile or Stone surfaces, you will add years to your investment.
Up to date Technologies
DeWolf's Tile & Marble Inc. is continually researching the most up-to-date and effective methods and equipment for restoring tile and stone.
With over 25 of years of experience in the industry, we are able to recognize, identify, and resolve issues with the best solutions available.
Whether you need a basic cleaning and re-sealing of your grout, or your marble floor needs polishing, you can trust the experience of DeWolf's Tile & Marble Inc., to restore your tile to the best possible condition.
Our Tile, Stone and Marble Services
- Tile, Stone and Grout Cleaning
- Stone Re-Finishing – Grinding, Honing, Polishing & Enhancing
- Sealing of Tile, Stone & Grout
- Concrete Polishing
- Re-Grouting
- Re-Coloring of Grout
- Re-Caulking
- Anti-Slip Tile Treatments
- Small Tile Repairs
I wish to thank you for the excellent service you provided cleaning my tiled walk-in shower and kitchen counters. The tiles and grout look remarkable and although they are 20 years old, all the grim and mildew is gone, leaving the surfaces cleaning and bright. Gary and Francisco were respectful, courteous, knowledgeable and meticulous in their work. They were highly professional and worked steadily throughout the day, using drop clothes and towels to ensure complete control over their work environment. . .your work crew was likable and friendly . . .Thank you for choosing such fine employees to represent your company.
- Janet S. Milwaukie, OR
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