Professional Regrouting Services

When Is Regrouting Necessary?

Grout doesn't last forever. Over time, it cracks, crumbles, and falls out — especially in high-moisture areas like showers and bathrooms. When cleaning and sealing aren't enough, regrouting is the solution. It restores the structural integrity of your tile installation and prevents costly water damage.

Our Regrouting Process

• ✓ Careful removal of old, damaged grout with specialized tools
• ✓ Thorough cleaning of all grout joints
• ✓ Proper mixing and application of new grout
• ✓ Color matching to your existing tile or your preferred color
• ✓ Professional finishing and shaping of grout lines
• ✓ Sealing of new grout for maximum protection

Signs You Need Regrouting

• ⚠ Visible cracks running through grout lines
• ⚠ Grout crumbling or falling out when touched
• ⚠ Missing sections of grout between tiles
• ⚠ Tiles feel loose or shift when stepped on
• ⚠ Water pooling in grout joints

Grout Types We Use

We use both sanded and unsanded grout depending on your joint width. For joints wider than 1/8 inch, we use sanded grout for maximum strength. For narrow joints and polished tile, unsanded grout provides a smooth, clean finish. All grout is available in a wide range of colors.