Uniform, stain-resistant color applied over old grout so mismatched, stained or dated lines look new without tearing out a thing.
Sometimes grout is clean but still looks wrong. It may be stained beyond cleaning, patchy from past repairs, faded by years of cleaners or simply the color you chose twenty years ago. Regrouting every line is a messy, expensive job that can disturb tile. Recoloring is the practical middle path: a color sealer is applied directly over the existing grout, creating a uniform, durable surface in the shade you want.
We prepare the grout first by deep cleaning so the colorant can bond. Then we apply the color with fine tools, keeping it off the tile, and seal it so it resists stains and moisture. Because colorants build a thin coating rather than dye the grout, we explain how they wear and how to care for them. You can choose a match for the original color, a crisp white, a warm gray or a deep charcoal, and we test samples on your own grout before committing.
The grout is deep cleaned and dried so the color sticks and lasts, because color over soil fails quickly.
Colorant is applied precisely along each line and wiped from the tile surface, leaving crisp edges.
A final sealing step helps the color resist stains, moisture and everyday cleaning.
We test the shade on a small area so you can see it in your own light before we do the room.
Drag the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterEven lines everywhere.
Where cleaning cannot.
Sealed and protected.
White to charcoal.
Often one day.
See it before you commit.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Home situationOlder Homes and Dated TileOlder tile is often sound while the grout is worn out. Here is how to refresh dated tile…Learn more 
Home situationBefore You SellBathrooms and kitchens sell homes. Here is which tile and grout updates make a visible difference before listing.Learn more 
Home situationBathrooms and ShowersSteam, soap and minerals make bathrooms the hardest place for grout. Here is how to keep showers clean…Learn more Pick your tile color, room and mood to see grout color choices with a simple tile preview.
You tell us about your tile and what bothers you, stained grout, a moldy shower or a dull floor, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We look closely at tile, grout and caulk, tap-test floors, probe suspicious spots, test cleaners in a hidden area and take photos of anything of note.
We explain your options for cleaning, recoloring, sealing or regrouting, bring grout color samples and give you a written scope with clear timing and pricing.
We protect floors, cabinets and fixtures, set up dust control and remove old grout or caulk where the plan calls for it.
We deep clean, repair, regrout, recolor or seal with the right products for each surface and clean the tile as we work.
We clean up, walk the room with you and leave simple care and cure instructions and a reminder for your next check.
With good care, many years. Heavy traffic and harsh cleaners wear it sooner, which is why gentle upkeep matters.
Professional colorants are made for grout and bond differently from ordinary paint. They are applied to cleaned, prepared lines.
Going lighter is harder than going darker, and we will tell you honestly what is realistic on your grout.
Yes, with the right products and full curing before water use.
Small cracks can be filled first. Widespread cracking usually means regrouting is the better choice.
Grout CleaningDark, stained grout lines lifted back to their original color with deep cleaning that reaches below the surface.Explore 
Grout SealingA penetrating sealer that keeps spills, soap and dirt out of porous grout so lines stay cleaner for…Explore 
RegroutingOld grout removed and replaced with fresh, correctly mixed grout for floors, walls, showers and backsplashes that look…Explore 
Grout Color ConsultationGrout color samples tested against your tile, cabinets and light so the lines you choose look right for…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
