
Sir Grout Dallas Fort Worth
About us
We provide top-rated tile, grout, stone restoration, and care services designed to enhance & protect hard surfaces in homes and businesses. We are a leading innovator and award-winning company in the "hard surface" restoration and care industry that recognizes the special needs of our customers. Our services include: - Grout cleaning, sealing, and recoloring with our renowned ColorSeal process - Tile cleaning and sealing - Stone restoration, honing, and polishing on marble, travertine, granite, slate and other natural stone - Bathroom and shower regrouting and recaulking services - Kitchen and bathroom stone countertop honing and polishing - High durability coatings for extra protection of hard surfaces, indoors and outdoors - Slip-resistant applications Sir Grout has been recognized by notable organizations like Home Advisor, Angi, Google, Yelp, TrustDale, Entrepreneur Magazine and others as the best option to restore your hard surfaces in both residential and commercial environments. We offer free, in-home/office consultations and make it quick, easy and convenient for you to learn about our top-quality services. Contact us today and let us transform your hard surfaces to looking like new again in less than a day.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Cleaning, and mold and mildew resistant. Recaulking showers, and natural stone. Our services make grout stain resistant, and restoration of grout, back splashes. Sealing, baths, countertops, etc). Remove and replace cracked tiles and regrouting. Water damage repair of tiled areas, honing and polishing of natural stone (floors, sealing, showers, showers. High durability coatings for high traffic areas. Slip resistant applications., tile, waterproof
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Free Estimates
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I spent the next couple of months trying to get somebody to call me back. Every time I called, I would speak with some type of message center operator who would assure me that they will contact the owner and give them my message. Once I finally spoke to the owner he said he would take care of the problem.
His employee showed up at my house once, without calling first or trying to contact me to let me know he was coming, I was not home, he left a card with a discount for a next job. Never heard from them again, and I just don't have the time to keep after this..will never hire them again, and cannot recommend them.
It has been a few months since the job in the tile of the kitchen was done, and I can see the grout is starting to look dirty. I had this type of job done on another property some years back (by another company), and the grout ooked clean even years after the sealing was done, so I am surprised that this time, not even a year later, the grout is starting to show dirt.
"Hello [Member Name Removed], Sir Grout has a solid reputation and has based its business on 100% customer satisfaction. We tried to reach you numerous times to understand where your dissatisfaction came from, so we could correct it. Since we couldn’t reach you we left several messages but considering your review we see you didn’t receive them. Please contact us so we can arrange a time to review your concerns so we can see how to best achieve your complete satisfaction."
He was very thorough in both the cleaning of the granite tops and slate floors, and very detailed with the sealing of both. My counter tops look new, and my slate floor looks spectacular! Also, I hadn't realized just how badly our tub surround needed recalking till I saw the finished work! We're extremely pleased with all the results!
I was very impressed with LINDSEY SAVALAS who did the work
he was the most polite and neat workman I have encountered
he left everything clean and I will call and ask for him if I need Sir Grout in the future
The work was very labor intensive and my husband or myself would never have been able to do it or have the materials
to stop mold they used
I highly recommend the company
A gentleman came out and estimated the job and we set a date to do the work
The marble floor in the entryway was a nightmare. My dog had peed on the marble floor and there were a few tiles that had stains on them. When Tim, the salesperson came and took a look, he said that they would diamond hone and polish the floor. In the end and quot;it will look like glassand quot; he said. I still have the scratches from the equipment.
After the first time they came, the floors looked like they had a haze on them, were dull and dirty. I thought it was a matter of cleaning them and I started cleaning a few tiles. Well, the haze was not going away. I started to look closely between the areas that they had worked on and the areas where they could not get their equipment because they were too narrow, and the untouched areas were so much shinier that it was mind boggling. I called Tim and asked if the problem was that I needed to clean the floor with a special product instead of using water and then buffing the tile. Tim said my floors should have been shiny when the crew left and that he would come and take a look. I told him that in the process my baseboards and stair wood work were all scratched up. I told him that paint had been sanded from one of the black lacquered stair steps, the stair post had been sanded and had lost the stain, and the baseboards had been sanded in a number of areas. I also told him that I had found paint when the crew was here and they fixed the baseboards, but I did not have the materials for the post and step. He said they would take care of that.
He and one of the gentlemen that came the first time came again. I discussed my concerns with them. Showed them the damage to the stairs. At that point it seemed to me that the floor was dull not because it was dirty but because it was all scratched, like it was sanded with rough sand paper. I discussed that with them too. Tim seemed to be more focused on the fact that the new finish needed to blend better with the old finish and that if they could get to the areas where they could not get before. I tried to make the point that the if the new finish was as shiny as the old one there should not be a problem with blending that it was not a matter of dulling the shiny areas but of making the newly dull areas shiny. Tim instructed his crewman what to do with the marble floor and to repair the woodwork and then he left.
I have to say that the gentleman that was here working on the marble floor worked really hard. He was at it all day. But at the end, even though this time it looked much better, I still have circular scratches from the diamond honing in a good number of tiles. This second time he polished the floor with a different product. Actually I don't think I ever saw him polish it the first time, but may be I missed it. Even with this different polishing the shiner parts still do not look as shiny as the original. There are other parts that still look scratched up. During the day I talked to the crew member about the process, and he said that it was not possible to make it that shiny because the shine I originally had was from the factory, and they cannot do that on site. Well, I wished I had known that. Were did the and quot;this will look like glassand quot; go? The pee stains were gone, but in general the floor looked worse than it was before they ever came. On top of that I found a piece of black marble that had chipped from a tile. I pointed that out, he took the piece, put it in his pocket, and informed me that it could not possibly be from anything he was doing. At that point I could not wait for him to be done and leave.
When he finally tells me that he is done and he is ready to go, I asked if he had repaired the damaged woodwork. Very politely he said that he did not have stain, he did not have lacquer but that he had brought a brush to touch-up the baseboards. I was so done, I told him that would not be necessary, and that I would take care of it.
I did not bother calling Tim today, it seems to me that they simply do not know hoe to do this right, so what is the point. He did not call me either to see if the results were better.
I am looking into DIY products now and see if I can fix this.
"The member had clean and clear seal, colorseal, and stone renewal services provided by our company due to her pet having urinated in multiple areas in the marble foyer and travertine bath. There were areas that were smaller than our machines could reach so those area had to be done by hand. Our General Manager explained to the member that it was impossible to get less than 1 inch from adjacent areas, because of the feathering that must be done to blend, without damaging, the adjoining materials like wood. We inform all of our stone customers of this fact. the member inspected the job when completed, accepted the work and paid us on that day at that time. SHe contacted us in the next week or so to let us know that there were some areas that she was not happy with. We responded to her concern promptly and scheduled to return at a time that would allow us to address all of her issues including stone and colorseal. Our General Manager returned with our tech to inspect the original work and make sure we satisfied her concerns. We agreed that there were some colorseal areas that had been missed and touch up on stone honing and polishing that needed to be addressed in the foyer and a bathroom. The pet urine etching had been completely removed in the foyer, but there were some edges that needed work with the hand polisher. Our General Manager went over all areas of concern with the member and our Tech so that every one would be on the same page. At every turn, She told us that it looked OK, and we didn't need to redo various areas. Our General Manager confirmed with our tech that the 17" buffer had been used originally in all polishing areas. We insisted on rework to make sure our customer was happy. the member knew that that our General Manager was not going to stay for the remainder of the day to watch the work being done and that we would give her the last word regarding the completion of the job. After 5 plus hours, our tech completed the rework, and the member said she was happy with the job. I attempted to contact her to make sure she was happy, but with no return calls I assumed her acceptance since she had said she was good to our tech. After the member's Angie's list review, which completely surprised us, our General Manager attempted to contact the member again with no reply. We stand behind the quality of our work and guarantee customer satisfaction."
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