Ready to restore your grout… but not sure what to look for?
Here are three signs that your grout needs to be restored:
- Cracks in grout or tile
- Cracks around shower hardware (soap dishes, faucets, or valves)
- Discoloration in grout
Is your grout cracked, dirty, or grimy?
If you’re unhappy with the look of your grout, grout restoration might be the answer. Over time, grout can become cracked, dirty, and grimy, making your tiles look less than their best.
With grout restoration services, we’ll fix grout cracks and breaks, and color-match your grout to your tile (or vice versa) in order to blend the two together. Then, we’ll re-seal the grout, which can help to protect it from future damage.
What’s the grout restoration process like?
If you’re planning on restoring your grout, you’re likely wondering what the process will be like. Here’s our process at Tough Grout:
- Get an estimate from a professional grout restoration specialist. During this in-home visit, a Tough Grout expert will determine how much a grout restoration service will cost for your project.
- Our team will efficiently and professionally restore your grout (and any tile, if necessary) within one to two visits. Along the way, we’ll give you updates and let you know in advance if any underlying issues have occurred.
- Wait patiently until your grout is dry!
- For a tile floor grout restoration, once the grout has been sealed, you’ll be able to walk on it within a day or two.
- For shower grout restoration, it’s important to keep showers dry for at least a week to allow the grout to fully cure.
- For a tile floor grout restoration, once the grout has been sealed, you’ll be able to walk on it within a day or two.
- If any issues occur, simply give us a call! We’ll come back and make sure everything looks as it should.
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