What’s Re-Grouting?
A re-grouting job is done when there are sections of the floor where grout has damaged beyond repair. In this case an utility machine is used to brake down the damage grout and help the tech remove it completly. There cannot be any old grout or residual left as it will affect the adhesion of the new grout once applied.
Once the damaged grout has been completly removed and the area cleaned, rinsed and allowed enough time to dry, then the new grout can be applied as normal.
As always, once the new grout has been applied, the area must be left alone with no foot traffic for at least 12 hours to avoid any problems.
FULL GROUT RESTO VS. REGULAR GROUT CLEANING
The diference its pretty simple.
Regular Grout Cleaning: can be a great option if your grout isn’t damaged and just needs a reallu good scrub with a heavy duty machine and the right chemicals to lift off all the dirt and bring back the life on your grout lines. We use a series of grit bristle brushes turn by a floor machine which adds the necessary weight and pressure to make sure all dirt comes off!. This process includes a regular grout clear sealer application and will take 4 hours to cure. We recommend not stepping on the floor while it’s curing!
Full Grout Resto: This is the process used to bring the GROUT back to NEW CONDITION. yes, literally NEW! unlike the Regular Cleaning, this process removes 100% Dirt and Restores 100% of the grout lines, cracks, holes everything in between. In this process we perform the regular grout cleaning service to prep the floor grout for the Restoration and Colour Sealer Treatment, this process will take 1 day to dry and adhere completely, so we recommend to stay away from grout lines in the mean time.
Yes, this is the whole ‘enchilada’. This process although it costs more, it’s definitely worth every penny if what your looking to get it’s Brand New floors | Kitchen Floors | Bathroom Floors | SplashBacks | Showers | Halls | Foyers
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