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A good grouting handyman can replace old, damaged or dirty grout without removing the existing tile. Using special implements like a grouting knife and a multitool, they’ll seamlessly cut and remove the old grout before getting to work applying a fresh batch. They’re comfortable regrouting all types of tile from ceramic to porcelain and everything in between. Plus it doesn’t matter if your job is in a small utility room or a large open-plan kitchen, because they’re used to working across a wide variety of spaces. Regrouting can often be a messy and time consuming job but a good handyman will dust proof the area and clean-up after they finish. If there are any damaged or loose tiles then you may need a tiler to repair or refit these for you.
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This will depend on the size of the space you need regrouted but generally a grouting handyman will charge about €18 per m2. This includes labour and the price of materials but it may be higher if you’d like a specialised grout such as an anti-fungal or finely-sanded variety. For some context, regrouting a full set of bathroom floor tiles can cost up to €400. However, if you wish to target a specific area like the shower, it will work out cheaper at around €180. An experienced handyman or tiler can advise on the best type of grout to use if you wish to head to the local hardware store to pick it up yourself.
Get free quotes Tile Regrouting Services in your areaRegrouting is a good option to bring life back into a tiled area without spending big money on new tiles. Installing a new set of bathroom tiles can cost thousands of euros. Regrouting tiles costs a fraction of the price and experts will complete the job in one day. This includes the preparation, applying the grout, and the clean-up after.
No, you must remove the old grout with a grout tool before replacing it. Otherwise, the new grout won’t stick to the surface properly and it will be susceptible to water damage. A grouting handyman can take care of this easily, giving you peace of mind.
Most professionals advise regrouting every eight to 10 years. This will help to protect against water damage while giving your tiles a facelift. That being said, if your grout is chipped or cracked, it’s advisable to regrout sooner to prevent further damage and protect your tiles.
You can, but it’s not advisable. For starters, you can easily damage your existing tiles if you don’t have any experience of regrouting. On top of that, it’s an incredibly tedious job and very messy work. By the time you go out and buy the special tools required, it will be more cost-effective in terms of time and money to just have a handyman take care of it for you.
Tile regrouting is crucial to prevent mould growth, discolouration and leaks. If you ignore the signs that your bathroom needs to be regrouted, your tiles may become irreparably damaged. It can cost thousands of euros to replace a set of bathroom tiles so it’s better to act quickly and save unwanted expenses.
We recommend discussing your grouting job with the tradesman to see if their experience meets your needs. Furthermore, customers can review their experiences with tradespeople on TaskMatch after hiring them. Check their profiles for peace of mind before committing.