Blog Posts About Caulking

Published July 12, 2019

For some homeowners, natural stone showers are very difficult to clean. Even if they're cleaned regularly, using improper cleaning methods and products do nothing but cause further deterioration. A Nashville resident recently had this realization.

Published April 30, 2019

Damaged caulk can harbor mold and mildew. When this happens, the caulking acquires a darkish, unsightly appearance, spoiling the look of the surface. Over time, this material deteriorates because it absorbs water, dirt, and soap residue.

Published November 01, 2018

Caulk is a material used in various structures to seal joints or seams. It is an essential component for structural integrity. Bathtubs, for instance, require precise caulking to prevent water from seeping into the walls, which could cause serious damages.

Published June 21, 2018

Maintaining your bathroom as a dirt and mold-free environment means you must keep the caulk in the shower in good condition. Caulking the connection between the shower walls and tub prevents leaks. However, a leak could develop with time.

Published May 12, 2018

Ceramic tile is one of the most common types of surfaces people choose because it can be used in almost any room of a home. This homeowner decided to install ceramic tile in the master shower because it was very affordable compared to other surfaces.

Published April 30, 2018

No matter how hard you try to get rid of mold, it always finds a way to resurface. Fortunately, it doesn't have to be this way. There are professional solutions at your disposal, just like the one this homeowner found through our grout sealing service.

Published March 31, 2018

The cracking grout is a problem caused by different culprits, such as water penetration due to badly sealed surfaces, incorrect cleaning procedures or methods, or the age of the shower. Unfortunately, homeowners do not realize about it until it is too late.

Published March 29, 2017

Bathrooms are one of the rooms in a house that experience and retain the most moisture. This could eventually cause the grout and caulk on the walls and floors to crack and peel. Therefore, water may start to seep through those cracks and get behind tiles.