There is nothing more unhygienic than a bacteria-laden & mouldy silicone seal.
We have no doubt that a new Silicone Seal will improve the look of all your wet areas including your bathroom, laundry, shower & kitchen tiled areas.
Simple jobs can be done on the spot!
At Sydney Grout Co. we specialise in re-grouting and sealing showers and balconies without the need or the cost of removing tiles. We remove the current degraded materials and replace them with far superior products.
We are confident that we can rejuvenate your shower and give it a fresh and clean ‘new’ look, because… you work with the best when you work with Sydney Grout Co.
Dramatically improve the appearance of tiled areas around your home and business at a fraction of the cost of tile replacement.
Grout is porous and is prone to absorbing dirt and grime that builds up over time, leaving your tiled areas looking tired and old. Harsh abrasive chemicals can often make the problem worse.
All of our professional technicians have been hand-picked and selected for their keen eye for detail and professional manner. They have undergone extensive training before being approved to work independently in your home – leaving you with an exceptional finish.
Our promise to you is that we will bring your grout and tile back to life through our quality workmanship. We are a tile and grout waterproofing company dedicated to delivering quality results and excellent customer service.
With the correct cleaning practices and keeping your shower and bathroom ventilated, this will increase the longevity of our grout service.
We advise to allow 24 hours after the re-grouting is completed before a shower is used to ensure the new grout has had sufficient time to seal and dry properly.
Here are three categories of grout to choose from:
Sanded grout: is ideal for large grout joints – mostly used on large outdoor tiled areas such as balconies – except for marble which sanded grout will scratch.
Unsanded grout: is ideal for smaller grout joints.
Epoxy grout; is ideal for shower floors, bathroom floors, kitchen floors and splashbacks.
A whitish residue on grout is typically caused by efflorescence. Efflorescence is the result of soluble salts or minerals that dissolve in water and come to the surface during evaporation. Efflorescence can come from moisture coming up through the cement slab or from the mortar itself.
Efflorescence can also occur when the water used to mix grout has a high mineral content.
Over time, the tile and grout will fade away, get discoloured and start to wear slowly with the years of dirt and grime build-up. There are marks, stains and tints so deeply embedded which the normal household cleaners will not be able to take off. Also, professional cleaners have professional products and equipment with which they can perform tile and grout cleaning effectively.
A bit of additional care needs to be taken for ceramic and tiles and grouts. A non-acidic cleaner should be used. If the grout is a bit too dirty, then mildly acidic cleaner should be used to remove stubborn stains. It must be cleaned with water afterwards and then sealed again for protection.
