Tile Regrouting
Tile regrouting will give your shower or bathroom a brand new look.
Shower Grout, where superfine grouts are used in showers, the grout can be removed and the area then re-grouted to bring back a new appearance and to maintain the area from a waterproofing point of view, this is often carried out where a shower has had lack of ventilation and or lack of cleaning and mold and grime has built up over a period of time and can not be removed by normal cleaning methods.
The other end of the scale is where two thirds of the grout in a shower is missing due to over cleaning the grout with citrus based cleaners for prolonged periods of time and not washing down the area in full causing the shower to leak, the tiles take water into the biscuit of the tile behind the glazing causing a shadow to change the appearance in the surface of the tile.
You should note its not the cleaning product at fault, often not reading the instructions prior to cleaning is the cause as most citrus based cleaners recommend sixty seconds then wash down.
Want your old tiles and grout to look like new? Have your shower ,kitchen and laundry areas re-grouted by a professional company who know the tricks of the trade, but be careful some grout removing tools and the fools who use them can damage the biscuit behind the tile when removing grout causing the biscuit to bleed into the new grout, turning white grout into red or brown shades.
This then can be an ongoing problem if not corrected in the right way.
Tile Regrouting FAQ’s
Tile regrouting is the process of removing old and worn-out grout from between your tiles and replacing it with new grout. This process can help refresh the look of your bathroom or kitchen tiles, prevent water damage, and maintain the health of your tiles.
The duration of the regrouting process can vary depending on the size of the area to be covered and the condition of the existing grout. Typically, a small to medium-sized bathroom may take one to two days.
No, it is advised to wait at least 24-48 hours after the regrouting process before using the shower. This allows the new grout sufficient time to dry and harden, ensuring it will last longer and perform better.
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