Re-grouting is required when the tiled area begins to look old and dingy. Before installing a new tile, simply consider re-grouting the area if the tiles themselves are in a good condition. Regrouting the tile will make the entire installation look brand-new. Grout deteriorates and discolours over time and cleaning them with harsh cleaners actually decays the grout even further. Our re-grouting process makes sure that any existing problem gets correctly. A good tile surface should ideally last for many years without any issues. However, grout in the joints between tiles may deteriorate or crack. This needs to be corrected thoroughly and which can’t happen by applying a new grout on top of the old one. That would simply cause inflexible material which would be weak and non-durable.
So what do we do that makes us different? At Tile Solution Australia, when we work on re-grouting, we do everything we can and make sure that the new grout is applied properly and lasts longer. When the fresh grout is applied, it is crucial to remember that sealing may be required.
One of our clients required us to work on re-grouting, stripping, cleaning and sealing their tiles. These were Slate tiles in the Eltham suburb, North-East of Melbourne. Indoor tile cleaning machine and buffing machine were used to re-grout, clean and seal the Slate tiles at the property. Stripping and cleaning chemicals, Topical Sealers, Whitleys and Agar products and Mapei grout were used to add that fineness back. Such high quality and best products are used by our experts that give a top-notch finish.
Below are the before and after images showcasing our work on Slate tiles.
Some other services we provide are tile restoration, tile polishing, tile cleaning, tile sealing, pool tile repair and pool tile restoration. We are experts in cleaning various tiles ranging from Limestone, Granite, Bluestone, Marble, Slate, Terracotta, Terrazzo and Travertine. Contact us NOW! Get free quotes and a one-stop solution for all things tiles.
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