Chandler Grout Sealing Experts Saved the Day Once Again Giving This Dingy Floor a Perfect Look

December 15, 2021

A couple from Chandler were having a party to celebrate their son's birthday. The preparations for the event had gone according to plan, but when they thought everything was ready, they found a problem with one of the surfaces in their house. While cleaning the floor, they noticed the grout lines looked dirty and stained. The owners were not happy with the condition of the surface, and they wanted to solve the problem quickly. Unfortunately, their time and budget were limited. The couple discussed and decided it was best to look for a professional hard surface restoration company.


Thankfully, one of their neighbors was a loyal Sir Grout Phoenix client. When they asked for advice, he highly recommended our Chandler Grout Sealing services, saying we had done a remarkable job in his house. To learn more about us, the owners visited our website. After browsing our picture gallery, and reading the positive feedback we receive every day, they were convinced we were the right choice. They called us, explained the situation, and asked for a free evaluation.

A few days later, we visited their house and provided the in-home consultation. Since the owners were expecting us, they quickly led us into the affected area. As soon as we entered, we noticed the problems on the floor. The tiles looked run-down and the grout lines dirt were full, acquiring a dark tone. Because of this, the entire surface had become unsightly. We also learned the grout was unsealed. It was necessary to address this problem because it was exposed to absorb all sorts of external agents.

The inspection ended with a satisfactory conclusion, giving us the information we required to offer a solution. We had determined that regular cleaning methods wouldn't work. For an effective restoration, we would need to use Sir Grout's professional process and high-end equipment. We proposed a grout sealing service to address all the issues, improve the floor and give the surface a resilient shield. The offer was exactly what the owners expected, so they immediately hired us.

The restoration began as scheduled. When we returned to our clients' house, we prepared everything we needed and proceeded with the grout sealing job. For the first step of the process, we cleaned the surface using our exclusive cleaner and a high-speed scrubber. Our product is made with high-quality ingredients and doesn't contain harsh components. Because of this, it won't cause any damage to the tiles or grout. After scrubbing out the soiling, we continued with the grout repairs.

When grout is badly damaged, stained, or cracked, common methods won't be effective. As a result, many homeowners find this task tedious and time-consuming. Sir Grout Phoenix, on the other hand, has the right tools and the knowledge to easily fix any issue on this vulnerable component. We worked on the entire floor, beautifully revamping the grout lines. The next step was the sealing process.

Before we started, we selected the color the owner requested, and then, we applied a coating of Sir Grout's ColorSeal. Our top-of-the-line sealant provides long-lasting results and unmatched protection. It wards off dirt, grime, and other external agents, making cleaning routines easy and fast. Our sealers offer UV defense, for areas subjected to solar damage. ColorSeal greatly improves the surface, giving the grout a uniform color and a brand-new look. It comes in a wide range of colors, allowing homeowners to match the tiles with the grout. As expected, our work finished successfully, the floor looked great, and the surface had been fully restored.

After achieving our goal, we showed the results to our clients. The wonderful and renewed appearance of the floor impressed the owners. They were very happy because everything looked perfect and the job didn't surpass their budget. Before we left, the couple told us they would contact us for other future projects, and they would recommend Sir Grout Phoenix to their friends, family, and neighbors.

Heavy wear and tear can lead to quick deterioration and damages. For this reason, floors that endure constant foot traffic require proper care. Following Sir Grout's recommendations is the best way to keep these surfaces looking great. To minimize the degradation, we suggested setting up a weekly cleaning routine. Perform this chore using only pH-neutral products like Sir Grout's Natural Hard Surface Cleaner. Our product is soap-free, doesn't leave a residue, and provides remarkable results. It is also non-toxic and safe for everyone in the house, including pets.

Avoid using soap-based cleaners or substances with acidic properties. There are harsh agents and chemicals in these products which can be harmful to the surface. This can cause stains, discoloration, and other signs of deterioration. Never clean the floor with abrasive tools, they can scratch the tiles. To reduce the accumulation of dirt, place a doormat near the entrance. Make sure to shake the mat frequently to remove tracked dirt.

Sir Grout Phoenix is the master in hard surface restoration, and we have no match in town. As you can see in the before and after pictures, our certified professionals can give your old, dirty floor a clean, new look. Rest assured, we have years of experience providing reliable solutions to countless satisfied customers. Don't hesitate to contact us by calling (480) 588-0731 or by filling out our "Request a Quote" form for a free in-home consultation. If you would like to keep up to date with our latest info and promotions, please don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter.

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