How do I fix cracks in my grout?



I had my bathroom tiled less than 6 months ago. I now noticed that there's cracks in the grouts where the tub and the walls meet. What caused this and the best way to fix the problem.


I had my bathroom tiled less than 6 months ago. I now noticed that there's cracks in the grouts where the tub and the walls meet. What caused this and the best way to fix the problem.
I had flagstone laid last summer and it was done poorly. The grout was not set right and now with rains it is totally washed away in many places. It’s a mess. What ... See more
can I butt the tiles together to avoid the use of grout, only 2" backs plash tile in bathroom, or do I have to grout?
The sunroom was once a deck. Over the years the grout around the 12 “ tiles has loosened in places. What would you suggest?
The grout in my bathroom has yellowed. I have tried countless cleaning products, but to no avail. I've read the grout must be removed and redone. That's a lot of g... See more
The grout on the bathroom floor by the wall is pulled up how do I fix it and match color?
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Your bathroom should not be showing cracks like this. Either the underlayment or the grout was done incorrectly.
Did you get a warranty? I'd call the installer. If they refuse to remedy the issue, call your State's Attorney general's office, supplying the installer's license number, location, etc. A negative post on social media may further prompt your installer to recify the situation.
I can't tell from the photo if this is sanded grout or if it was sealed.
Epoxt grout is much more expensive, but worth every penny.
Grout is not used where the tub and wall meet. That is what 100% silicone caulk is for. Also used in corners. You will need to remove the grout and use silicone caulk. Have whoever installed the tile correct the problem. Or you can carefully chip the grout out with a razor knife or flat screwdriver. You can also use a hand grout saw.
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I agree with William. You need to have silicone caulk installed at that joint instead.