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    4.8 (39 reviews)
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    James S.

    I am very impressed with the two gentleman from Grout Geek. I saw them do work next door to me and decided to hire them to re-grout my bathtub shower combination. They did an excellent job. They use drop cloths in addition to shoes plastic covers so that there is no mess or damage caused by there work on the job. They are also very reasonable and do great work. I highly reccommend them. The Best Buy Geek Squad got nothing over these boys.

    Melissa K.

    When I see a business with all five star reviews - I think it must be all friends and family writing them. In this case the five stars are well deserved. Responsive - Fair estimate - on time - professional- respectful of property.... Very pleased with the results in two 15 year old bathrooms. Would definitely recommend and call him again myself in the future.

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    Brighton B.

    We had some tile that needed to be replaced as it was definitely a hazard. You felt like you were falling through cracked ice on a frozen pond. I have pets and older parents and I don't want my dog or my 86 year old mom or 93 year old stepdad falling in the frozen lake. Grout Geek was professional, responsive, and the quote was very accurate to the work done. We originally were going to have 6 tiles repaired, but ended up making it 14. They did a great job and I would highly recommend them. They gave us a discount on the additional work.

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    Kerry J.

    We recently renovated a small studio. In so doing, a portion of the old and neglected Saltillo tiles needed to be removed for plumbing repairs and were replaced with new Saltillo tiles. The difference between the old tiles and new tiles was extreme. We reached out to German at Grout Geek to see if anything could be done to repair the old tiles and minimize the obvious difference. German met with us at the studio, listened to our wants and needs and based on his expertise, came up with a plan. He clearly is an expert in his field and we were comfortable moving forward with his plan. He provided us with an itemized step-by-step proposal, including a breakdown of the costs. Pricing was very fair. German completed the project in 2 days. He was prompt, thoughtful of keeping the area clean while doing the work, and included us in the process as needed. The end result exceeded our expectations. His workmanship and professionalism are admirable. Without a doubt we will use his services in the future.

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    Pamela H.

    Herman wore a mask the whole time. He was very methodical, diligent, respectful and thorough in his approach. I was very pleased with the outcome on my 70 year old tiles.

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    Herman is very knowledgeable about anything that has to do with tile and grout. He did a great job on all our floor tile!!

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    He regrouted, recaulked, cleaned and repaired tile on my kitchen counter and in my walk in shower in 2 days.

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    I have never written a negative review before, and perhaps in the past if a job wasn't delivered as…read morebest as it could be, I always thought better to then just add insult to injury by writing a negative review, and work out a solution with the business... However, in this case I'm doing it to save someone from making the wrong choice, when there's always other reputable businesses to choose from. So, Run. I'm serious: RUN, don't walk, AWAY from this company. I had not only one, but two separate visits from the owner of this company, Greg Alexander, and then received a very detailed estimate for the work to be done on my Limestone Flooring. Flooring, I will add, that I have regularly maintained for years. So, i'm more than familiar with the process in maintaining it. Although I wasn't thrilled to have the work done over my July 4th weekend, I accepted his fair offer; the promise of a job well done; attention to detail; his "previously positive" Yelp reviews --And that it would be completed in one day. (Because in the past, it has always been a 2 day job --At least a second day to return to seal the stone.) I trusted him. I trusted his word. I trusted he would do the work outlined in an agreed upon bid?!? --I WAS WRONG! July 3rd started with me personally, @7am) removing all the furniture on the flooring, and then waiting for the crew to arrive --They didn't show 'till 10:30am. I even joked that it was going to be a lot of work, or a long day to get it all done in one day; starting at this time. Regardless, the team started masking the recently installed new base boards, and begun to prep the job. I kindly pointed out, as Greg had asked me to do, the different areas that needed attention: A loose tile, missing grout, some etching, and a few holes that were to be filled, etc... (ALL of which was in the bid, and actuality on the document they brought to the job.) They then mentioned to me that all the new baseboards would need to be masked off for protection, and that there were a lot of corners that would need to be done by hand. Again, okay, and yes, that's how it has always been done in the past. --And, again, this wasn't a surprise, and was also discussed with Greg. I began to get the feeling that the guys we're thinking, as I was too, that they might not get this all done in one day... The next thing I know, they are on the phone with Greg and someone else; saying how they were concerned that in order to get the job done "correctly" they would need more time, or that they could split the job, or that Greg could come back the next day (Which is July 4th by the way) and finish, or some other strange scenario. And then I'm suddenly on some surreal conference call with Greg and his "Manager," and it's weirdly being turned back on me, as if I was expecting something that wasn't agreed upon. -Which was utter nonsense, and I called them out on that several times --That's when I could even get a word in on this "impromptu conference call" taking place at my house to discuss a job that had already been estimated not only once, but twice, and had a detailed bid... --Wasting time, frustrating me, not getting the job started, and getting me quite upset. --So unprofessional, it's beyond! What were they trying to do, I wondered? Is this some type of "bait & switch" tactic? It felt like they were literally trying to get me upset, because they wanted to get out of the job --And it quickly became obvious that there was more than just a miscommunication between Greg and his workers, and what needed to be done to make this right. --Which they weren't even trying to do. They could care less that they messed up my holiday weekend, we're being entirely unprofessional, or even trying to find a way to make this "right." (Whatever that was...) Because, again, there was nothing to "make right"?!?!? Just do the job that was discussed, and literally itemized in the bid, in your hand! --And as I said too many times to deaf ears: "Do the work detailed in the bid, and we're good to go..." Nothing more, nothing less... They didn't care. They really didn't care, or took any profession responsibility. They wanted to find a way to walk away, and walk away they did; leaving me with an uncompleted job over a scheduled holiday weekend. I still can't figure out if this was a way to get me to pay more money, or the guys didn't have the time, or just how they operate --But I can tell you it was beyond disrespectful, completely unprofessional, and I would seriously advise you to contact any number of local & reputable floor companies before considering this company. It appeared they had many "previous" good yelp reviews, but apparently many years ago. --Don't be fooled. Here's one from today! Trust me! Lesson Learned -RUN AWAY!

    I heard about Greg and his magical work with tile, marble and stone care. Booking an appointment…read morewas easy and professional! The day Greg was scheduled to come out, his assistant Dora called to confirm and then said she would call to give me a heads up again 30 minutes before Greg would arrive! I mean how many people do that?! He arrived and within a short time refinished my mid-century front foyer made of Blue Kentucky Stone that was losing it's seal! No matter what I did, black kept seeping through the opening of the seal and white mineral deposits were scattered throughout the floor. It never looked clean even though I kept cleaning it! (kind of like my windows LOL) Now my front foyer is gorgeous and that Blue Kentucky Stone is smiling! I literally couldn't believe my eyes to tell you the truth! Now I'm ready for the Holidays but most importantly every time I open the front door I smile too! Thanks Greg and Dora! I appreciate it and I'll be calling you for the next project!

    Grout Geek - flooring - Updated September 2026

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