Sir Grout Raleigh Blog

Published November 30, 2020

A Raleigh resident took pride in the simple, yet elegant design of her master shower. To her, there were many positive things about having a white-tiled shower. The small ceramic tiles made the area appear wider, and the color made the bathroom look pristine. Unfortunately, it also had its downsides.

Published November 16, 2020

One of the biggest problems with grout is that much of it is cement-based, which means the product is porous. Cement-based grout needs to be sealed to keep it from absorbing moisture, dirt, and other external elements that can cause it to become discolored and very hard to clean.

Published October 19, 2020

Cleaning mold from shower surfaces is an exhausting task. Because of this, showers can be subjected to improper cleaning methods that create the perfect environment for mold growth. It's worth noting that mold is a living organism, which is why just removing what is visible might not be enough to eradicate it.

Published September 16, 2020

We recently received a call from a Wendell resident who noticed the shower in her master bathroom was in poor condition. Time had taken its toll, making the tiles and grout lines appear dirtier than they used to be. After having a brief discussion with her husband, they both agreed that the shower needed to be thoroughly cleaned.

Published July 21, 2020

A couple recently hired our grout cleaning experts in Fuquay-Varina to restore the shower in their new master bathroom. When they first bought the property a few weeks prior, they immediately fell in love with the house's beautiful decoration.

Published June 21, 2019

Unfortunately, one of the most common reasons homeowners seek out our professional stone cleaning ans sealing services is the use of inappropriate cleaning products. It is not until the stone is damaged that people ask "what can I use to clean natural stone?"

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.