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Why re-seal

As time passes, the protective sealant on tile and grout wears down, leaving them open to stains and damage. Re-sealing renews and strengthens that layer. Whether you are getting ready for heavy traffic or just finished a deep clean, a fresh seal gives long-lasting protection against moisture and stains.

Regular maintenance

Keeping tile and grout in good shape means re-sealing on a regular basis. Scheduled service fits into your maintenance routine and preserves the look and durability of your floors. High-quality sealants help resist dirt and spills and extend the life of the tile.

Clean first

Sealing locks in whatever is in the grout, so it should be clean first. Many homeowners book tile and grout cleaning and re-sealing together.

Which floors benefit most

Unsealed grout is porous, so it soaks up spills, mop water and dirt. Kitchens, where food and drinks hit the floor, entries, where outdoor dirt comes in, and bathrooms, where moisture sits, get the most out of a fresh seal. Light-colored grout benefits most of all, since it shows every stain.

A sealed floor is also easier to keep clean between visits: spills wipe up instead of soaking in, and regular house cleaning keeps it looking new for longer.

Questions

Tile & Grout Re-Sealing FAQ

It depends on traffic and the sealant, but high-use floors like kitchens and entries benefit from re-sealing more often than low-traffic rooms.

Yes. Sealant locks in what is there, so grout should be cleaned first.

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