Sir Grout Tucson Blog

Published June 30, 2019

A common misconception many people have when stained grout shows up on the tile surfaces in their home is that it's the result of dirt accumulation. A homeowner from Oro Valley, AZ, recently went through the same thought process when she saw the grout lines on her bathroom countertop were heavily discolored.

Published May 30, 2019

A couple from Tucson, AZ needed Sir Grout's assistance because they were having trouble with the maintenance of their shower. They recently purchased a new house. They loved their new home, but they were not pleased with the condition of the shower.

Published April 16, 2019

While looking at her master shower, a homeowner from Tucson, AZ realized the shower's surfaces were dirtier than they used to be. Grime and soap scum had made a mess out of the once beautiful slate floor and the surrounding walls were covered with water stains.

Published March 29, 2019

For many homeowners, it is a priority to keep floors looking beautiful and in good condition. However, even with regular cleaning, different factors can cause deterioration on the surface. For instance, daily foot traffic can lead to dirt accumulation, slowly degrading the tiles and grout.

Published January 31, 2019

Keeping floors spotless and in great condition is a difficult task because these surfaces receive heavy foot traffic and daily wear and tear. In addition, it is important to keep in mind that grout is a vulnerable component.

Published December 19, 2018

Natural stone is an ideal choice for flooring. It offers durability, versatility, and a wide range of options, such as travertine, marble, and limestone. Many homeowners choose travertine because it is sturdy and can withstand wear and tear.

Published December 07, 2018

People often choose ceramic tile floors for their kitchen areas because they are easier to clean. For one homeowner in Tucson, AZ, his kitchen was no exception. Beautiful beige ceramic tiles gave the kitchen in his home the hygienic appearance he always wanted.

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.