Tile Replacement - How to replace a broken tile

Tile Replacement & Grout Re-Coloring This Kitchen Floor had several broken and cracked tiles. The grout was heavily stained and dirty. We power cleaned the floor, replaced the broken tiles and re-colored the grout... Her Kitchen Floor looks Brand New!

First you need to remove the Grout from the joints. A grout removal tool works well for removing the grout.	Using a hammer and chisel, Break the center of the tile for easy removal.

Using a floor scraper, you need to scrape off any tile adhesive from the floor.	Tile is removed, the floor is scraped clean and ready for new tile installation

Mastic was applied to a new tile and installed. Let it dry overnight and then grout the joint. Several tiles were replaced in this kitchen.	Tile was cleaned first, then the broken tiles were replaced and grouted. Next: The homeowner wanted her grout re-colored.

The first color she selected was Delorean Gray. I did a sample area and left it overnight for her see. Next morning when we returned, she changed her mind and went with our suggestion - Sandstone was the final color.	Finished Floor - Broken tiles replaced, floor was power cleaned and the grout was re-colored.

Before Cleaning and Grout Coloring	After