Sir Grout Delaware Blog

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 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.

Published August 27, 2020

We recently received a call from a Rehoboth Beach resident who had been remodeling his home over the past few years. Despite having changed many parts of his property, he wanted to keep the existing tile in both the kitchen and the living room. However, the floors needed an update.

Published July 21, 2020

The owner of a rental unit in Wilmington needed Sir Grout's assistance. His property was ready to receive new tenants, but there was a problem with the shower. The previous tenants didn't perform regular cleaning routines. As a result, the surface suffered deterioration.

Published March 09, 2020

A homeowner from Newark, DE needed our help because she had been struggling with the maintenance of her bathroom. While performing regular cleaning, she noticed the condition of the surface didn't improve.

Published June 21, 2019

Unfortunately, one of the most common reasons homeowners seek out our professional stone cleaning ans sealing services is the use of inappropriate cleaning products. It is not until the stone is damaged that people ask "what can I use to clean natural stone?"

Published February 18, 2016

If you have been following Sir Grout on Facebook, you probably noticed we held our very first Valentine's Day contest, #LoveSirGrout. Many of our followers started the word hunt with us, constantly looking for the clues on countertops, tiles, and bathrooms.