Epoxy Grout Perth

Perth’s Leading Epoxy Grout Experts

With 10 years providing exceptional service to Perth businesses, we are Western Australia’s premium epoxy grout specialists.

Want to be confident that we will get the job done well and on time? We specialise in commercial flooring where the work has to be done fast and cured in time (which oftentimes means next-day return to service)!. And with our injection system, we can have you operating with minimal (or zero) downtime. Removal of existing layer is included in all our services.

We also perform other types of concrete repairs, including:

In short, whatever flooring services you need, we are here to help!

How Do I Know If This Options Suits Me?

First thing’s first: what is it and how do you know if you need it? Well, unlike traditional solutions — which is generally made from a cement-based mixed — it is made from resins combined with a filler powder.

The result? A floor that is:

• Waterproof
• Stain resistant
• Less likely to crack, shrink, or discolour
• Resistant to harsh chemicals
• Non-porous
• Flexible
• Bacteria-resistant
• Able to handle traffic from heavy machinery
• Available in many colour variations

This makes it an excellent choice for high-traffic interiors and exteriors or areas that regularly get wet, including kitchens, bathrooms, entry halls, or commercial buildings like restaurants or hospitals.

If any of this checks your boxes, then this type of flooring might be an excellent choice for you.

How Much Does This Solution Cost in Perth?

It will typically cost more than traditional cement-based grouts. This, in part, has to do with the quality and durability of the material. Additionally, it is more difficult to install (more on that later), and installation requires significant skill.

With all this in mind, you can expect to pay approximately $20 per kilogram, plus installation costs.

What is the Installation Process Like?

We use both injection and standard grouting techniques to create a durable, stain-resistant, mould proof line.

Overall, this is a fairly complicated process. For one, unlike cement grout, this one solidifies quickly after it’s activated. This means that it must be applied and cleaned quickly — and often in sections. Additionally, any porous surfaces (like natural stone) must be sealed before the new floor is applied. Tile must also be cleaned thoroughly prior to applying this solutions.

Without professional installation, you can have many issues, including discolouration, uneven application and bubbles. That’s why we always recommend you work with a dedicated team of experts.

How Can I Find the Best Flooring Professional?

When looking for a professional, be sure to make sure that you find a company that offers:

• A guarantee on both materials and workmanship
• Custom resins so you can achieve your exact aesthetic goals
• Experience working in your industry
• Free consultations to ensure that you choose the best resin and flooring options for you
• Customisations, including non-slip add-ons

Want to learn more? You can talk to one of our professionals about the process and your needs today.

What are other types of grout?

There many other types available on the market today, including:

Sanded solutions

Sanded grout is a form of cement grout. It’s essentially a mortar and sand mixture, and it’s a particularly strong form of concrete. This kind is ideal for tiles with large joints, like ceramic and stone, as it is slightly more resistant to wear and tear. That said, sanded option is extremely absorbent, and it can attract dirt, mould, and other debris. This is especially true if you apply it to a frequently wet space.

Unsanded solutions

This form of cement grout is made from a mixture of cement, water, and non-sand particles. It is a bit weaker than its sanded alternative, and it is prone to shrinking and cracking over time. That said, it is more frequently used on bathroom floors and walls. It’s also often used with natural stone.

Furan solutions

Made from polymers of furfuryl alcohol, this type is resistant to scratches, stains, and day-to-day damage. This is often used as an alternative in areas with high exposure to chemicals.

What’s the difference between epoxy grout and cement grout?

Both variations are made from different materials. As a result, there are many differences in application and durability.

• First, cement tends to shrink over time, while epoxy grout generally maintains its shape and form,
• Cement grout is highly porous, while epoxy grout is not porous at all. This makes cement solution less resistant to water, stains, chemical damage, mould, and cracks.
• Cement variation can be more difficult to clean. This is especially true of sanded cement grout, which has an uneven, porous texture that traps dirt and debris.
• Cement becomes easily discoloured, which is difficult if you’re going for a unique aesthetic in your space.

What Warranties Does Hawk CFC Offer?

We offer a special Delamination Warranty that covers materials and workmanship. With this warranty, you can be sure that we will get the job right — and that your floor will last for years to come.

How long does this material last?

It will last a lifetime because it is not prone to shrinking, cracking, developing mould, etc. If you’re worried about the short-term investment, then, it’s important to consider the fact that you will be saving immensely in long-term maintenance and cleaning needs.

If you’re looking for experts in Perth, give us a call on 0432 660 047 or email us with your enquiry by filling in the form here and we will get back to you as soon as possible.