Cement-based grout is prone to deterioration due to its porous nature. It quickly absorbs liquids and contaminants that can lead to problems which is why it’s important to seal it if you don’t want it to deteriorate quickly. If not sealed, unsealed cement-based grout won’t last long.
But if you notice damages on your grout, one way to fix it is by regrouting.
What is Regrouting?
Regrouting is a process of replacing old and cracked grout with new material to give it a clean and fresh look. It is an important part of home maintenance, and the cost can vary depending on the size of the project and the number of rooms that need to be re-grouted.
Can You Regrout Over Existing Grout?
Grout that is dirty or cracked can be aesthetically unappealing. The cost of replacing all the grout can also stress homeowners out. Fortunately, regrouting services are available now everywhere.
Replacing your grout is always an option, but if you want to save money, regrouting is the answer. You can always regrout if the damage is not prominent.
Epoxy grout is an excellent option when choosing the grout you want to apply. Not all of your old grout needs to be removed to apply the new grout. You can regrout on top of your old grout. Just use a grout removal tool to chip away at least 2mm of old grout before you apply the new ones.
Or you can hire a regrouting expert to get the job done for you. It is more cost-efficient to hire one because you don’t have to buy the tools and materials. Also, experts will ensure a high-quality job.
Additionally, experts will do a deep cleaning not only on your grout but on your tiles also.
Don’t let your hard surfaces lose their beauty. Bizaillion Floor is here to help. We serve clients in the Greater Houston area. Contact us today to revive the beauty of your tiles and grout.