Re-grouting and Decorating.

We remove all items from the work area to protect them from dust and debris. Then clean the tiles thoroughly to remove any dirt, soap scum, or mildew. Allow them to dry completely. To protect nearby surfaces, such as bathtubs or countertops, with drop cloths and masking tape.

Before Allaying any new grout mixture make sure the walls are clean and dry. Choose the right type of grout (sanded or unsanded) based on the width of the grout lines. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to mix the grout to a smooth, peanut butter-like consistency.

We carefully applied masking tape to all necessary areas to prevent painting errors and ensure clean, precise lines. Following this, we sanded down the walls and filled any imperfections, paying close attention to detail to create a flawless surface on both the walls and ceiling, ready for painting.

​To remove the mouldy grout we used a grout saw, oscillating tool, basically any a grout removal tool to carefully remove the old grout from between the tiles. 

Vacuum or brush away the dust and debris from the grout lines to ensure a clean surface.

In this particular project, the client requested dark grey grout for the bathroom. Our standard recommendation is to use dark grout primarily with newly installed tiles or tiles of a similar color. This is because white tiles tend to conceal minor imperfections, such as scratches or blemishes. When darker grout is applied, these imperfections become significantly more noticeable, which can affect the overall appearance of the tiled surface. Wipe down the grouted walls with a slightly damp sponge. and buff the tiles with a paper towel. 

After completing the painting, we thoroughly clean the bathroom to ensure every surface is spotless. Our attention to detail leaves the bathroom refreshed and rejuvenated, giving it the appearance of having a new lease on life. Check out the video below!