Launched in 1997, with franchising beginning in 2001, The Grout Medic is a leading tile and grout home and commercial restoration franchise in America.

What does grout Medic do?

We handle both residential and commercial tile cleaning, tile repair, tile replacement, regrouting, recaulking and tile grout color staining. If it involves tile and grout, you can count on us to restore it back to its former beauty.

How do you fix grout?

Grout Repair

  1. Step 1: Clean the Broken Grout. Use a 1-to-1 vinegar and water mixture for both tile and grout cleaning.
  2. Step 2: Remove the Damaged Grout.
  3. Step 3: Dampen the Tile.
  4. Step 4: Apply the Grout.
  5. Step 5: Remove the Excess Grout.
  6. Step 6: Let the Grout Set.
  7. Step 7: Clean Up Excess Residue.
  8. Step 8: Seal the Grout.

How often does grout need to be sealed?

Grout sealers will break down over time, so you’re going to have to reseal grout on a floor every three to five years. Shower grout should be resealed once a year. Always clean grout carefully before doing this resealing.

How often should you Regrout bathroom tiles?

You shouldn’t have to do regrouting tile often. You should only have to replace tile grout every 15 years if you take care of it. The need for replacement for lesser quality jobs may occur every eight to 10 years.

Can I put new grout over old grout?

The short answer is, “no.” You cannot put new grout over old grout. With regard to filling in holes and cracks on the surfaces in our homes, we might compare grout repair to drywall repair. For holes in drywall, we would simply purchase spackle, and fill the hole in.

Can you put new grout over old grout in a shower?

You can apply new grout right over the top of the old grout. Once you’ve removed the old grout, make sure to clean the area so there is no grout dust or debris that will get in the way of the new grout.

Can caulk be applied over grout?

Generally speaking, caulking over grout is not a great idea. However, if you’re attempting to replace the grout connecting the bathtub to the floor, or filling the space between two tiles or stones, your best bet is to re-grout it.