Job’s completed by Pristine Tile & Grout Restoration in 2012
These photos are of actual jobs completed by Pristine Tile & Grout Restoration, they are not just our “best shots” or altered in any way. These pictures were taken with my android phone and show the results we get on a daily basis. Quality work, is what we are about and will not accept any less!
Jobs from the week of February, 19 2012
These nice folks purchased a foreclosure in King George Virginia, the house was in great shape and they got an awesome deal, however, there was a blackish traffic lane running throughout the upper level and on the stairs.The soil was no match for our powerful cleaning system, we were able to restore the carpet to a like new condition. The carpet was in great condition with no permanent fiber damage.
While cleaning at temperatures of 240 degrees we completely sanitized the carpet giving the new homeowners peace of mind that they made the right decision not to replace this carpet. The next picture shows the stairs from the same job, equally impressive results.
The next picture is a tiled bathroom floor in the upscale subdivision of Fawn Lake, in Spotsylvania county Virginia. The homeowners called us out to clean and re-caulk their master shower. While I was there, I told them I could clean the bathroom floor for only $75 dollars more since i already had the hoses in the house. They said “we did not think they were dirty” so I asked if they wanted me to clean a small spot and see, they agreed. These folks could not believe their eyes, and said “oh yes, please clean them” So we did and they came out bright white just like the day the grout was installed, and yet another customer was very happy!
Shower re-grout and re-caulk in Fredericksburg Virginia
These next two before and after photos are of a recent shower overhaul we did in the Falmouth area of Fredericksburg Virginia on 10 March 2012. Over time, water can seep behind missing grout or caulk that has separated from the tile or shower pan turning it black. When this happens, cleaning alone will not fix the problem, the grout and caulk must be replaced. In the case of this shower, the faulty caulk and grout were replaced in time, if left unattended this could have turned into a much larger more expensive repair, had the moisture penetrated to the wall board behind the tile.
Note: the caulk along the corners and edges in the after shot appears darker as it was just installed and is still wet. It is matching caulk from the same grout manufacturer, and will match the grout lines perfectly when dry.
More photos and information on this subject can be found on my other blog site:
http://pristinepete.com/wordpress/when-the-grout-and-caulk-need-to-be-replaced/
http://pristinepete.com/wordpress/a-minor-shower-repair-could-save-thousands/





