Same grout, one even color
This plank-tile floor had dark, uneven grout. Mike cleaned it and color sealed it to match the tile.
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How grout color sealing works
Some grout won’t come clean evenly, no matter how well it’s scrubbed. Years of spills and traffic stain it unevenly, and the floor ends up looking patchy. Color sealing fixes that.
Grout gets its color from dyes the manufacturer mixes in. When it discolors, Mike tints it back to the original color with an epoxy grout stain, or to a new color if you’d like a change.
After a deep cleaning, Mike works a water-based epoxy grout stain into every grout line. It gives the grout one even color and seals it at the same time. It also lets you change your mind about color: dark grout that has shown every speck of dirt can go lighter, and light grout that has never looked clean can go darker.
What grout color sealing includes
Color sealing is a cleaning job and a sealing job in one.
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Deep cleaning first, so the color bonds to clean grout
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Water-based epoxy grout stain worked into every line
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Your choice of color, lighter or darker than what you have now
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Grout sealed in the same step
How a job works
1. Call or send a photo
Tell Mike what's bothering you. A few phone photos are often enough to get started.
2. Get a clear estimate
You know the price before any work begins.
3. Your home is protected
Mike covers nearby floors and fixtures and cleans up when he's done.
4. Clean, repair or restore
Mike does the work himself, with the right products for your tile or stone.
5. Seal and care tips
Surfaces are sealed where needed, and you get simple tips to keep them looking new.
Color sealing questions
Can dark grout really go light?
Yes. The color goes on over the grout, so it can be lighter or darker than what’s there now.
Do I still need to seal the grout afterward?
No. The color seal colors and seals the grout in the same step.
Should I color seal or regrout?
If the grout is solid but stained or uneven, color sealing is usually the simpler fix. If it’s cracked, crumbling or missing, it needs repair or regrouting first. Mike will tell you which your grout needs.
How long does color sealing last?
On floors, it lasts for years. Showers get wet every day, so plan on redoing a shower every 2 to 5 years.
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Get a free estimate
Send Mike a few photos and a quick note about the job, and he’ll get back to you with next steps. Prefer to talk? Call (916) 802-5043.