Blog Posts About Regrouting

Welcome to the Regrouting category for the Sir Grout Nashville Blog. Here you'll find blog posts related to stone and tile surfaces that we've restored. See the amazing transformations with the included before and after pictures. Feel free to share and leave your comments.

Published March 30, 2020

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Before and After Picture of a Grout Cleaning Service in Franklin, TN

Our Grout Cleaning Experts in Franklin, TN Successfully Spruced-up the Floor in This Fast Food Chain

The manager of a fast-food chain in Franklin, TN needed Sir Grout's help because there was a problem with the grout of the property's floor. Some of the tiles had come loose and the grout lines looked dirty and unappealing.

Published March 31, 2018

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Before and After Picture of a Tumbled Marble Shower Floor Caulking Service in Columbia, Tennessee

A Caulking Service in Columbia, TN, Rescued This Tumbled Marble Shower from Soap Scum

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

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Before and After Picture of a Bathroom Tile and Grout Cleaning in Nolensville, TN

No More Stains and Water Damage for This Bathroom in Nolensville, Tennessee, Thanks to the Work of Our Tile and Grout Cleaners

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.

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