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Neighborhood: Arlington Heights
Other Link: http://www.groutrestoration.net
Categories: Janitorial Service, Cleaning Contractors, Fire & Water Damage Restoration, Tile-Cleaning, Refinishing & Sealing, Water Damage Restoration

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Phone: (781) 517-3360

Address: 1341 Massachusetts Ave # 121, Arlington, MA 02476

Website: http://www.groutrestoration.net

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Tile and Grout Cleaning
Worse yet, with time, this usually leads to extensive and expensive wall work too before you can install new tile and grout in your shower or bathtub surround.
Deep Cleaning
Any kind of coloring agent, stain, dye, or topical film-forming sealer for concrete or marble can have inconsistencies in bonding, problems with excessive wear, insufficient service life, inconsistent coloration, peeling off, cracking, chalking or problems curing. The most common reason for this is a chemical inside the stone or concrete. Despite deep cleaning and/or honing, we can’t be completely sure that the surface is free from these contaminants, so we don’t guarantee success on any kind of coloring or coating project. The only kind of sealer that never creates problems is a clear penetrating sealer. Most marble has small vein lines in the stone, which are not defects, but natural features and can’t be removed. Field restoration of installed stone or concrete has inherent limitations over factory polishing, so gloss is not guaranteed to be as uniform as showroom tiles. Grinding, honing and polishing all require water on the surfaces, so surfaces are assumed to be watertight and reasonably level. The bottom edge of surfaces that border on adjacent surfaces we’re not working on may need stain or paint touch up after the job – we will assist if you select the paint and have it on hand when we’re done so we can avoid a special trip. The penetrating sealer is invisible and can be selected in a clear type that does not change the appearance of the surface. There is also a color enhancing type that adds some gloss and deepens the color. Even with sealers and finishes applied correctly, both marble and concrete flooring is not impervious to acid or wear and tear. There is no such thing as a maintenance-free floor. Surface edges next to walls will not match the center of the surface due to the different equipment used to do the edges as opposed to the main part of the area. The same is true for edges of all surfaces, floors, walls, vanity tops, and countertops – the last inch or so near the edge may vary slightly from the center of the field. Polished marble should be installed with unsanded grout. If we are attempting to polish a marble surface with sanded grout we cannot guarantee the quality of the work as the sand may interfere with the polishing process. This is also rare, but conceivable. This also applies to the stone that is spalling, disintegrating as we work on it or epoxy fill that keeps coming out while we polish. The same problem can occur with built-in abrasive strips on stairs or tile floors. When we do vanity tops or plumbing fixtures, the work will usually be of better quality if a plumber first removes the hardware such as faucets and spouts so we can access the stone better. If the fixtures aren’t blocking access to the stone, or if the stone next to the fixtures is in very good condition, then it may not be worth doing.

Damage Restoration

Water Damage Restoration
This first appears as black in the grout lines as the mold grows from behind. Then the grout and tile start to crack or fall off, as the wet studs behind turn mushy. Eventually, if it is not caught in time, as the water gets behind the tile, leaks develop with resulting water damage.
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