Blog Posts About Vanity Tops

Published December 23, 2021

While preparing for a move, a couple contacted our grout sealing specialists to work on a marble shower and countertop in Newtown, CT. The grout lines had accumulated dirt and grime until they looked dark and unappealing.

Published September 07, 2020

A couple from Brookfield, CT needed Sir Grout's help. They were not happy with the marble surfaces in their house. While performing regular maintenance, they noticed the stone on the countertop, the bathroom's floor, and the kitchen island looked dull and unappealing.

Published July 12, 2019

Cleaning bathrooms can be difficult and time-consuming. For many homeowners, it is a struggle because damaged hard surfaces can't be restored with conventional methods. Our next client needed our assistance because there were several issues in her bathroom she couldn't solve.

Published July 25, 2017

The elegant and antique touch soapstone gives to any room isn't easily matched. It's a silky and soft natural rock that is durable, non-porous, chemically neutral—resistant to acid substances—, and makes for a great choice to use in kitchens or bathrooms.

Published June 24, 2015

Our services were recently requested at the home of a Fairfield resident who wasn't too happy with the look of the marble vanity top in her bathroom. When first installed, it added a dash of elegance to the visual appeal of her bathroom.

Published May 26, 2015

A common misconception many people have when unattractive markings show up on the stone surfaces in their homes, primarily on their floors or countertops, is that the damage was caused by water, when in reality it was caused by etching.