For as long as humanity has walked the Earth, we've been compelled to build.
From the homes we live in. To the places we work. The spaces we worship.
Even the monuments we create to memorialize our history. And the mediums for much of this building? Stone, tile, and grout. If properly maintained, these incredibly durable materials can last for a very long time. Yet, it takes expert knowledge for this to happen.
The kind of knowledge only true craftsmen who know and understand the restoration process have.
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Sir Grout, the leading hard surface restoration company, has received many rewards over the years. Most recently, Sir Grout Manhattan has been awarded the...
Sir Grout Manhattan has been honored with Home Advisor's prestigious awards. The exceptional service they provide has earned the website's recogni...
Sir Grout of Manhattan, leading hard surface restoration provider, was recently rewarded for their exceptional service by Home Advisor, a website that hel...
Get tips and advice on the best ways to take care of your home's hard surfaces.
A Soho homeowner recently contacted us to restore her kitchen floor. Over time, the grout lines become unsightly, resisting all her cleaning efforts.
A Manhattan homeowner wanted to refresh her shower, which had endured years of wear and tear. The issues persisted despite regular cleaning.
While using high-quality grout can help extend the life of your grout, chances are that the grout in your home will eventually need repair.
Open a Sir Grout Tile and Grout Cleaning Franchise and Tap into a $500B Industry!
Tired of dated and worn looking tile, stone and grout? Don't tear it out. Call Sir Grout! View our before and after gallery to discover how.
Book a complimentary consultation to discover all the ways our craftsmen can help you revive, revitalize, and restore the places you live most in your home.
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New York, New York
