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Answers (6)
- Melody Matthews, "Melody Matthews"
- Contributions:17
My brother has a tile business, and whenever he had to tile about 300 sq ft, he charged about $75... very reasonable. Hopefully you would be able to find a professional with decent prices
- Alan Peege, "Apeege"
- Contributions:2
In the Central Indiana Market you can expect to pay around $250.00 that would also include coming back and sealing it as well.
- Caveat Emptor
- Contributions:500
30 bucks, 50 if you have to buy the gun.
- AlexShek
- Contributions:76
Who installed the tile Darren? For liability reasons, we would not want to do grout only, as we can't guaranty the work done before us. If later, lets say in a few months, the grout cracks, who will you go after?
As for the price, in the DC market it would cost you $200-$300.
Good luck!
As for the price, in the DC market it would cost you $200-$300.
Good luck!
- Don Greenberg
- Contributions:261
If you are even slightly handy you could certainly tackle that yourself. Grouting tile is quite easy even for the novice DIYer.
- Michael Procopio, "mike_procopio"
- Contributions:31
In my area, Boston, you'd be looking at a couple of hundred dollars, if you could even get a guy to come in and just do the grout. Most would be reluctant to do that and warranty it without having installed the underlayment and tile.
Best,
Mike
Best,
Mike
how much should it cost to have 300 sq. ft. tile grouted only
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