Sir Grout Central New Jersey Blog

Published November 09, 2018

Travertine has become a popular choice for vanity tops. It is a less expensive but sophisticated-looking option for bathrooms. Travertine offers durability and versatility at a reasonable price point. For this reason, it has been used in many structures around the world.

Published April 18, 2018

Kitchen floors are one of the surfaces that gets dirtier in a house. Usually, there are food spills and a great deal of traffic from people or pets. Because of this, it is very hard for homeowners to maintain their kitchen floor in perfect condition.

Published March 31, 2018

When homeowners think about remodeling their houses, it is hard for them to decide the first room they would remodel. It is common to choose the most important rooms to start the process or maybe the rooms that suffered the most damage over the years.

Published December 27, 2017

Public health facilities need quick and efficient maintenance procedures to avoid interruptions in their services. In addition, maintenance is key to guaranteeing healthy and safe conditions for patients. All cleaning procedures must be consistent and thorough.

Published October 25, 2017

While taking pictures to update his property's online profile, this homeowner noticed the natural stone floors in the living room looked nothing like they used to. The veined, gray tiles had dulled, and several white stains covered a few of the tiles.

Published March 27, 2017

Peel and cracked grout lines, grimy tiles, and an overgrowth of mold are clear signs your bathroom needs help. No matter what you do or what cleaning products you use, the tiles don't look better, and mold continues to spread like a plague.

Published August 26, 2016

When the day of the appointment came, Sir Grout Central New Jersey's technicians went to the customer's home. After inspecting the shower, they realized that the shower drain had not been centered and it didn't have proper pitch, thus letting the water sit.

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.