Sir Grout Nashville Blog

Published December 20, 2021

A homeowner in Brentwood, Tennessee, saw that his travertine bathroom and shower weren't as clean as they used to be. He tried several DIY methods, but none worked well. Desperate, he decided to let professionals take care of the matter.

Published December 06, 2021

A couple from Green Hills, TN, was going to celebrate Thanksgiving at home, but their foyer's marble floor had an issue. Replacing such valuable stones would be too costly, so the couple opted to hire a professional hard surface restoration company.

Published November 23, 2021

A homeowner from Franklin, TN, had a problem with his kitchen countertop. He'd left a bottle of CLR acid on it and it deeply etched the surface. Determined to tackle the problem, he tried numerous DIY cleaning regimens he found online, but there were no improvements.

Published November 10, 2021

A Nashville, TN, resident didn't have enough time to clean his daughter's pebble shower floor. He tried a variety of do-it-yourself and over-the-counter solutions, but none of them were successful.

Published October 25, 2021

A homeowner in Franklin was growing restless while trying to get his shower back in top form. After he realized that the damage on his grout was best left to professionals, he contacted our grout sealing specialists.

Published October 08, 2021

This young woman from Franklin, TN, had recently moved into a new home, but she was concerned about something she spotted in the master bathroom.

Published September 14, 2021

A resident from Nashville had a beautiful 30-year-old onyx tabletop. The stone was gorgeous, but there were some problems with the surface.

Published September 01, 2021

This Spring Hill resident started seeing signs of damage on her marble vanity despite her best efforts to provide the best cleaning and maintenance. Learn how our team's restoration process brought back the vanity's brand-new look.

Published August 16, 2021

One of the biggest problems with grout is that much of it is cement-based, which means the product is porous. Cement-based grout needs to be sealed to keep it from absorbing moisture, dirt, and other external elements that can cause it to become discolored and very hard to clean.

Published August 09, 2021

A couple from Franklin, TN, was hosting a party for their friends and neighbors in their beautiful home. Everything was going according to the plan, but they found a problem with the outdoors' natural stone floor. The surface looked dirty and unappealing.