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Grouting & Regrouting
Whole-floor grout work across any tiled or stone-tile surface: filling joints that were never grouted properly, raking out and replacing grout that has cracked, crumbled or discoloured, and colour-sealing sound-but-ugly grout to a uniform shade.
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Grouting & Regrouting, done the right way.
Whole-floor grout work across any tiled or stone-tile surface: filling joints that were never grouted properly, raking out and replacing grout that has cracked, crumbled or discoloured, and colour-sealing sound-but-ugly grout to a uniform shade. On stone floors it also covers slurry-grouting the pin-holes and hairline joints during polishing.
These treatments are diagnostic first — the right fix for a slippery floor, a scratch or a stain depends entirely on the material and the cause, so every job starts with identifying what you actually have and what went wrong.
The process
How floor treatment grouting & regrouting works.
Step 01
Survey the joints
We map which joints are sound, which can be recoloured, and which need full removal — plus any loose tiles to re-fix first.
Step 02
Remove & clean
Failed grout is cut out to depth without damaging tile or stone edges; joints are cleaned and dried.
Step 03
Grout / recolour
New grout (cement or epoxy) is packed and tooled to a consistent line, or a colour seal is applied to sound grout — then cleaned off the surface before it hazes.
Step 04
Seal & caulk
Grout is sealed; movement and corner joints are finished in flexible caulk so cracking does not come back.
Why it's worth doing
The result you get.
- ✓One consistent grout colour and line across the whole floor
- ✓Stops water tracking under tiles through open joints
- ✓Epoxy option for permanent stain and mould resistance
- ✓Movement joints handled correctly so cracks do not return
- ✓Works alongside polishing on stone-tile floors
When you need it
Is this the right service?
For floors with widespread grout failure, joints that were never filled flush, grout that is permanently stained or mismatched between rooms, or stone-tile floors where the joints need filling as part of a polish.
More for floor treatment
Other floor treatment services.
Floor Treatment — all services →
Cross-material services — anti-skid, scratch and stain removal, regrouting, skirting & dado polishing.
Anti-Skid Treatment →
An anti-skid (anti-slip) treatment increases the wet grip of a hard floor without changing how it looks.
Floor Scratch Removal →
Scratch removal is spot refinishing — abrading a scratched area back below the depth of the scratch and re-building the finish to match the surrounding floor.
Water Stain Removal →
Water leaves several different marks on a floor and each needs a different fix: hard-water mineral film that sits on top, water rings and cloudiness where moisture has penetrated stone, white bloom trapped under a wood or resin finish, and efflorescence — salts carried up through stone and tile by damp.
The FloorCarePro standard
What every job includes.
Free Site Assessment
We assess the floor and identify the material before quoting, so you get the right service — not the most expensive one.
Professional-Grade Products
Diamond abrasives, 3M compounds and the correct sealer or coating for your surface — applied by trained specialists.
Fixed Written Quote
A clear price in writing after the site visit. No per-day surprises, no hidden extras.
Service Warranty
Our polishing, sealing and coating work is warranted, because we stand behind the result.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions, answered.
Can you just recolour instead of regrouting?
If the grout is structurally sound and only discoloured, yes — a colour seal is quicker and cheaper and gives a uniform finish. Cracked, crumbling or missing grout has to be replaced.
My floor treatment has floors that are hazardous underfoot when wet — bathrooms, lobbies, ramps, poolside — can grouting & regrouting fix that?
Yes — that is exactly what grouting & regrouting addresses on floor treatment. We confirm the cause on the free site visit and quote the fix in writing. For floors with widespread grout failure, joints that were never filled flush, grout that is permanently stained or mismatched between rooms, or stone-tile floors where the joints need filling as part of a polish.
How do I keep my floor treatment looking good afterwards?
The essentials: keep entrance matting in place — most floor damage walks in on shoes; fix leaks and condensation; standing water is behind most slips and stains. We leave you a written care plan for the specific finish.
Grouting & Regrouting