A penetrating sealer that keeps spills, soap and dirt out of porous grout so lines stay cleaner for much longer.
Cement-based grout is full of microscopic pores, and without protection it drinks up water, grease, soap and spills. Sealer fills those pores below the surface so liquids bead up instead of soaking in. A well-sealed floor or shower wipes clean with little effort, resists mildew and keeps its color. Most installers apply sealer once at installation, but it wears away, and many homes go years or decades without a second coat.
We start by cleaning the grout and letting it dry fully, because sealing over dirt locks the dirt in. Then we apply a penetrating sealer chosen for the grout and the location, work it into the lines and remove the excess from the tile so no haze is left. We tell you how long to stay off the surface, how to test whether sealer is still working with a simple water drop and when to reseal. Showers, kitchens and entries usually need more frequent attention than guest baths.
Sealer has to soak into clean, dry grout, so preparation decides how well the job works.
Penetrating sealers protect from inside the pores and do not change how the tile looks or feels.
Excess is removed carefully so tile faces stay clear and the grout lines look natural.
You get plain guidance on how to test the seal and how often to renew it for each room.
Drag the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterSpills bead up.
Helps keep mildew away.
Wipes clean.
Reseal on a schedule.
Looks natural.
Know when to reseal.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Home situationBathrooms and ShowersSteam, soap and minerals make bathrooms the hardest place for grout. Here is how to keep showers clean…Learn more 
Home situationKitchens and BacksplashesCooking oil, spills and constant wiping take a toll on kitchen grout. Here is how to keep floors…Learn more 
Home situationKids and PetsMuddy paws, spilled juice and constant foot traffic are tough on floors. Here is how to keep tile…Learn more Pick a room, traffic and water type to get a care schedule for cleaning, sealing and caulk.
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.
Showers and busy floors often need it every one to two years. Low-traffic areas can go longer. A water drop test tells you.
Penetrating sealers usually leave the color alone, though some enhancing sealers deepen it.
Typically not, because they are not porous the way cement grout is.
Cure times vary by product. We tell you exactly how long to wait.
It protects from future stains but does not remove existing ones. Cleaning comes first.
Grout CleaningDark, stained grout lines lifted back to their original color with deep cleaning that reaches below the surface.Explore 
Tile SealingSealers matched to your tile type that protect porous tile and stone from stains, moisture and daily wear.Explore 
Epoxy GroutStain-proof, waterproof-minded epoxy grout for showers, kitchens and busy floors that never needs sealing and wipes clean.Explore 
Maintenance PlansA yearly visit that deep cleans, checks, reseals and touches up tile, grout and caulk so restoration lasts.Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
