Sir Grout Delaware Blog

Published September 21, 2021

Due to moisture absorption and cracking grout, a homeowner's shower looked old and discolored. The homeowner was concerned and realized he needed to act quickly before the damage became irreparable.

Published August 12, 2021

A Fenwick Island resident recently called us to have his kitchen's gorgeous ceramic tile floor restored. The wear and tear caused by regular traffic began to appear on the floor over time.

Published July 08, 2021

A homeowner from Wilmington, DE, wanted to improve the condition of his shower. He purchased the home five years ago when the shower was in perfect condition. However, the surface suffered deterioration over time.

Published June 17, 2021

A homeowner from Dover contacted us because she wanted to improve the condition of her floor. Even though the owner performed regular cleaning routines, the surface looked dirty and unappealing. Nothing she tried seemed to work.

Published May 06, 2021

Despite being meant to keep you clean, showers get dirty over time. Recently, a Dover, DE, resident called us to get his master shower renewed. He had been living in the property for five years, but the shower showed clear signs of deterioration.

Published March 18, 2021

We recently received a call from a Hockessin resident who had been struggling with her master shower. Dirt and stains had built up on the shower's surfaces, causing it to appear dirty. The more time passed, the more discolored and stained the surfaces became.

Published December 04, 2020

A resident from Dewey Beach needed Sir Grout's assistance. While cleaning his shower, he noticed the tiles and the grout looked dirty and run-down. Despite his efforts, the condition of the surface didn't improve. Determined to solve the problem as soon as possible, the owner tried some DIY methods he found online.

Published November 16, 2020

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 October 30, 2020

A homeowner from Dover, DE contacted us because she wanted to revamp her old bathroom. Since her house was built in the 50s, the surface had endured decades of wear and tear. As a result, the grout lines looked dull and run-down. The owner was not happy with this situation, so she tried to find a solution.

Published September 21, 2020

A resident from Newark, DE contacted us because she needed professional assistance to restore her shower. It was a very old surface that had endured years of heavy wear and tear. Because of this, maintenance had become a challenge. The owner tried regular cleaning routines, but the condition of the shower didn't improve.