Sir Grout Northern New Jersey Blog

Published May 16, 2019

A homeowner in Morristown, NJ decided to give every room in his house some TLC. Most of the rooms just needed a little touch-up, but the 8-year-old master bathroom needed more than that. Both the tiles and the grout lines in the entirety of the bathroom were severely deteriorated.

Published March 30, 2019

Keeping showers in good condition is important because they impact the overall value of a house. However, tiled surfaces have one vulnerable component: grout. It is necessary to keep in mind that grout is a commonly cement-based mixture and has a porous composition. Because of this, it can absorb soap residue and dirt particles.

Published September 21, 2018

Sometimes when people see that a surface in their house is dirty, they just assume the area needs to be renovated. This can be a difficult decision to make because there are so many things to consider in the process. One of those is the high cost of renovating.

Published June 13, 2018

This took place weeks ago, when the couple started to notice that their shower looked a bit dirty and dull. Coincidentally, they had been putting some money aside to gradually renovate their home, and what better place to start than their bathroom.

Published May 10, 2018

When faced with the decision of buying a new home, everyone prefers a move-in ready house. Nobody likes to spend the time or money a fixer-upper demands, not to mention the unexpected surprises found when tearing walls down as part of the renovation process.

Published April 27, 2018

In a murky looking shower, it is difficult to be at peace. This couple from Franklin Lakes, NJ, wanted their shower to look like it did in its prime, without having to spend thousands remodeling and replacing tiles.

Published February 18, 2016

If you have been following Sir Grout on Facebook, you probably noticed we held our very first Valentine's Day contest, #LoveSirGrout. Many of our followers started the word hunt with us, constantly looking for the clues on countertops, tiles, and bathrooms.