Professional Grout and Tile Service

in the greater Colorado Springs area

My name is Theodore, and I have been working with tile for almost 10 years. I began an apprenticeship in San Diego with a small family business in 2016, and quickly fell in love with setting tile and grouting. My skills grew over the next 6 years as I took on more responsibility in the company. After moving to Colorado Springs in late 2022, I was hired by a tile and grout maintenance and refurbishing company. Instead of the large scale remodels and new builds that I previously worked on, I worked in peoples homes to make their existing tile and grout look new. While I occasionally set new tile, the majority of the work done was cleaning, sealing, replacing grout and caulk, resetting loose or broken tiles, and rebuilding water damaged walls. Most tile is extremely resilient and can often be made to look very good or new, even if it has been neglected for years. After starting my business in Bangor, Maine, and living there briefly, I am now back in Colorado Springs. I want to help people get their new tile set and old tile back into working order. Please consider contacting me if you need an honest, hard working, friendly and skilled craftsman.

Services

  • Grout and Caulk Replacement

    Removal and replacement of old, soft, moldy, or otherwise damaged grout and caulk can make an incredible difference in the apperance of your shower or floor.

  • Cleaning and Sealing

    Grout can be cleaned and sealed to extend its life or change its color. Stone and cetain tiles need sealed periodically to prevent water absorption. Some sealers can be applied to give the tile a sheen or “wet look” if desired as well.

  • Tile Replacement

    Loose tiles can usually be reset, and broken tiles can be replaced.

  • Grout Staining

    Grout can be stained or dyed to restore or change the color.

  • Tile Setting

    I have years of experience setting tile for fresh builds as well as large and small scale remodels.

  • Waterproofing

    I can make your shower waterproof with Kerdi, Redguard, or a system of your choosing.

  • Demo and Prep

    I will remove and dispose of your old tile and drywall, backer board or cement. I can also install uncoupling and crackproofing membranes such as Ditra and Redguard.

  • Epoxy Grout

    Epoxy grout has the best water resistance and longevity of any grout. Many tile setters shy away from it due to its difficulty to use and handle. However, I have years of experience using different epoxy grouts and prefer them to other specialty grouts due to their superior performance.

GET IN TOUCH

Before and Afters

Here are just a handful of some of the hundreds of jobs I have done over the last few years. These have all been done by myself, and range from regrouts, to rebuilding water damaged walls, to epoxy grout, and caulking. Most were completed in one 6-10 hour day of work.

Comparison of a bathroom floor before and after grout replacement. The left side shows a floor with dirty grout and tiles, while the right side displays a finished, clean, marble-style floor with brand new epoxy grout.
Close-up view of a beige tiled shower wall with a small, rectangular, tiled shelf and a section of the floor visible. The top picture shows a mold and mildew covered shower, while the bottom is fresh and bright after a deep clean and sealer.
Comparison of a bathroom shower before and after renovation. The left side shows a shower with damaged yellow tiles, exposed drywall, and missing tiles with a hole at the bottom, while the right side shows the same shower with new beige tiles and clean fixtures.
Comparison of shower stalls before and after cleaning or renovation; left side shows an older, stained shower floor and walls, while right side shows a clean, white, and refreshed shower stall with a newly cleaned drain cover and a rebuilt right wall
Comparison of a shower stall before and after cleaning, showing white tile walls, a soap holder, an adjustable shower head, and a drain at the bottom, with the after image appearing cleaner and more polished.
Comparison of a bathroom before and after renovation, showing removal of old wall tiles and installation of new tiles with a bathtub and fixtures.
Side-by-side comparison of two shower walls with tiled surfaces, showing a before and after cleaning or renovation. The left shower wall has dirt and grime, while the right shower wall is clean and newly grouted.
Comparison of a dirty, stained shower floor and cleaned, spotless shower floor, with new grout and caulking.
Side-by-side comparison of a porch or patio area before and after renovation, showing construction progress on the left with debris, tools, and unfinished stonework, and completed tiled flooring with a welcome sign and decorative bears on the right.
Comparison of two shower stalls; the left image shows a shower with older, dull tiles and stained grout, while the right image shows a cleaner, newer tiled shower with fresh grout and a glass door.
Bathroom wall with pink tiles, the top picture shows a section of wall removed from water damage. The bottom picture shows the finished wall with a new soap fixture.
Comparison of two shower floors with tiled surfaces, the left showing dirt and grime around the drain, and the right showing a cleaner, well-maintained area with frosh grout and caulk.
Comparison of two tiled bathroom shower areas, one dirty with grime, mold, and damaged grout, and the other clean, shiny, with well-maintained grout.
Comparison of a shower wall tile before and after cleaning. The left side shows a shower wall with soap scum and dirt, while the right side shows the same wall after cleaning, revealing cleaner, brighter tiles and grout.