A Tile Cleaning Job in Tucson, AZ Brought Back This Ceramic Shower's Beautiful Shine

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. The ceramic tiles looked old and the grout lines were full of dirt. The owners tried regular cleaning routines, but they couldn't improve the condition of the surface.


After discussing and considering their options, they decided to hire professionals. One of their friends recommended Sir Grout Tucson. He advised them to contact us as soon as possible. Following his suggestion, they called us, explained the situation, and asked for a free in-home consultation. Thanks to our Tucson Tile Cleaning experts, their shower now looks gorgeous and can withstand heavy daily use.

We sent our expert team to perform the in-home consultation. After the introductions, the couple showed our techs the shower. Our professionals noticed the ceramic tiles looked dingy and rundown. The grout lines had accumulated dirt, grime, and soap residue. As a result, the surface had a dirty appearance. They told the owners that heavy wear and tear had led to this deterioration. As they continued the inspection, they found it was necessary to seal the surface. Our technicians explained that it was important to keep the tiles and grout sealed to prevent damages from external agents. When our team finished the assessment, they concluded that regular cleaning wouldn't be effective. This task required our tested methods and hard surface expertise. To restore the surface, our technicians offered a tile cleaning service. They assured the couple they would remove all the blemishes and give the shower a beautiful new appearance. The owners were happy with the solution our team proposed and agreed to set up a date for the job.

Our team returned with the necessary equipment to restore the shower. Sir Grout's tile cleaning process consists of several steps and requires thorough execution. Our technicians began the job by cleaning the surface. They removed all the dirt and grime using our exclusive pH-neutral cleaner and a high-speed scrubber. This top-notch product is soap-free and has an enhanced formula that can help inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi for an extended period of time after application. Once the shower was no longer dirty, our techs needed to repair the grout. They painstakingly worked on the entire surface and fully restored the grout lines.

Our professionals continued the job with the sealing process. To seal the grout lines, our team used Sir Grout's top of the line ColorSeal. This superior sealant closes off the absorption of water and protects the surface against dirt, grime, and all other harmful external agents. ColorSeal not only adds an extra layer of protection, it also makes cleaning routines easy and fast. It has a large selection of colors, allowing the owners to match the grout with the tiles and improve the appearance of the shower. To finish the process, our techs applied a coating of Adsil Microguard on the ceramic tiles. This coating is ideal for showers because it is resistant to mold and mildew. It has anti-slip properties and it is hydrophobic as well. With the right maintenance, it would last a lifetime because it becomes one with the surface. When our team finished applying the coating, the tiles had a beautiful shine.

Our clients were beyond thrilled when they saw the results. They were happy to see all the problems were gone and they loved the gorgeous new appearance of the shower. The couple was relieved the process had been cost-effective and it hadn't taken much time. After thanking our team, they said they would certainly recommend Sir Grout Tucson to everyone they know.

For us, it is important that our clients know how to keep their shower surfaces in good condition. For this reason, our team took some time to give the couple some suggestions for safer and more effective maintenance. They recommended setting up a weekly cleaning routine using only pH-neutral soap-free cleaners like Sir Grout's Natural Hard Surface Cleaner. Our product has ingredients that can help provide protection against bacteria and fungi. It is also non-toxic and safe for everyone in the house, including pets. It is best to avoid using soap-based or acidic cleaners. These products contain harsh agents that can cause deterioration. Moreover, the residue can damage the grout lines, discoloring or even breaking them. This can lead to more severe issues and structural problems.

It is important to keep the shower dry and well ventilated because mold thrive in damp areas. To prevent this problem, it is necessary to lower the moisture levels by leaving the door ajar or a window open, especially after hot showers. To dry the surface, use a squeegee, a towel, or a terry cloth. Squeegeeing after every use is a great way to decrease the accumulation of dirt on the surface.

Sir Grout Tucson is the answer to your hard surface restoration problems. It is possible to give your old shower a beautiful new look with our top-notch tile cleaning services. Thanks to our extensive experience and tested methods, we can restore any type of surface fast and efficiently. As a leading company in the hard surface restoration industry, we have certified technicians and reliable solutions at your disposal. Don't hesitate to contact us by calling (520) 389-6218 or by filling out our "Request a Quote" form for a free in-home consultation. Also, be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to receive our latest info and promotions.

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