Blog Posts About Showers

Published April 24, 2020

Despite their rough appearance, natural stone showers are quite delicate and often require regular maintenance to preserve their rustic charm.

Published March 12, 2020

Shower maintenance requires time and effort. Because of this, it can become a troublesome chore for many homeowners. Our next client contacted us because his shower had issues he couldn't solve.

Published September 09, 2019

The manager of "Honeycuts," a local haircut franchise from Chicago, needed Sir Grout's help. They recently opened a new location, but there was a problem with the property. The limestone shower was in poor condition. The stone was badly stained and the grout lines were full of dirt.

Published May 17, 2019

Over time, natural stone surfaces can lose their appeal. Stones like travertine, marble, or granite are durable and sturdy but they require proper maintenance in order to keep the surface looking beautiful.

Published April 25, 2019

Soap scum stains are a common problem in showers. This happens because bar soap residue hardens on the surface and forms hard-to-remove mineral deposits. As a result, the shower can look dirty, even after regular cleaning.

Published March 15, 2019

Cleaning the bathroom can be one of the most time-consuming chores in this house. For this reason, it is often neglected, which can cause a grimy appearance. This can result in many problems, including grout deterioratio

Published January 28, 2019

Due to their very nature, showers make leaks harder to spot until there's widespread damage. Water leaks can ruin drywall, lift tiles, and warp subfloors. For this reason, it's best not to take shower maintenance lightly.

Published December 17, 2018

Showers are subjected to heavy use and daily wear and tear. For this reason, they can be one of the most difficult areas to keep in good condition. If a shower is not properly maintained, signs of deterioration can appear in a matter of weeks.

Published November 09, 2018

It's very common for mold and mildew to be found in showers because they are constantly exposed to humidity and water. Every shower you take wets the surfaces and creates puddles that can easily lead to mold and mildew growth.

Published October 25, 2018

If there is one thing our customers have in common, it's that none of them like dirty-looking showers. Imagine how awful it'd be going to the bathroom, a place associated with hygiene, and seeing deteriorated tiles and grout lines.