Tile Grouting & Regrouting In Stoke-on-Trent

Regrouting costs can vary, usually falling between £2 and £5 per square foot. The final price depends on several things: the size of the area, the type of grout you choose, and how complex the job is. We might also need to remove old grout, fix any damage to the tiles, or seal the new grout, which could add to the cost. To get an accurate quote tailored to your project, just give us a call – it's free!

The time it takes to regrout tiles depends on the size and condition of the area we're working on. For a typical bathroom or kitchen backsplash, it usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Bigger areas or those with badly damaged grout might need more time. Once the grout is applied, it usually takes 24 to 48 hours to dry completely before you can use the area again.

Absolutely! Regrouting is a great chance to choose a new grout colour that you love. Whether you want to refresh the look of your tiles or match them to your new decor, we have a wide range of colours to choose from, from neutral to bold shades. Our team can help you find the perfect grout colour to complement your tiles.

To keep your newly regrouted tiles looking their best, keep the area clean and dry. Use a gentle, pH-neutral cleaner and avoid harsh scrubbing tools that could damage the grout. It's also a good idea to check the grout for cracks or wear and tear every so often, and you might want to reseal it every 1 to 2 years to protect it from stains and moisture. If anything spills on the tiles, clean it up quickly to prevent staining.

Sometimes we can regrout over existing grout, especially if the old grout isn't too damaged or mouldy. This is called a grout overlay, and it involves putting a new layer of grout on top of the old one. But for the best, longest-lasting results, we usually recommend removing the old grout completely before applying the new grout. We're happy to discuss your options and figure out the best approach for your specific situation.

Tile regrouting is possible on most types of tiles, including ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and glass. The important thing is to use the right type of grout for the specific tile material and the area where the tiles are. Some tiles, like natural stone, might need special grout or sealing, so we'll take all that into account.

You don't need to be around for the entire regrouting process, but it's helpful if you're there at the beginning so you can chat with our technician about anything you're unsure of or if you have any specific preferences. You might need to provide access to water and electricity. And please make sure pets and children are kept away from the area until the grout is completely dry.

Yes, we'll supply all the materials needed for the job, including grout, sealants, and any tools we'll need to use. We only use high-quality, professional products to ensure your tiles look great and last a long time. If you'd like to double-check, just ask us before we start the project.