Tile regrouting is a time-consuming process and usually requires the areas not to be used for at least 24 hours after completion. Most common causes for regrouting occurs in kitchen floors and walls where the grout is exposed to a lot of water and different types of chemicals due to use of shampoo, hair treatments as well as harsh cleaning chemicals like bleach. In case of a leaking kitchen, just sealing the tiles and grout might not solve the problem completely. The old grout must be removed; the lines must be cleaned, regrouted with new grout then sealed with appropriate sealer. Same rules apply to any leaking or efflorescence affected area.

Tile and Grout Professionals undertake the following important steps to achieve the best possible results:

1. All affected areas are closely inspected by our trained technician
   2. Process is explained to the customer and all questions answered
   3. Old grout is removed using specialised equipment
   4. Grout lines are cleaned with a special solution
   5. New grout is installed (with a choice of colour)
   6. Grout lines are cleaned and all grout haze removed from tiles
   7. Grout is allowed to dry
   8. New grout is sealed professionally using quality sealer