# Grout Pro

Grout Pro is a bathroom fitter in Vancouver. Rated 5.0/5 from 11 public reviews across 1 review source. This is the MyTrustedTraders public-evidence profile for this contractor, with independent reviews, credentials and registry data from named public sources, no ads, and no paid placement.

Trust Score: 31 out of 100 (building a public record). The score rests on rated 5.0 from 11 reviews.

## About
With 10 years of experience in the field of restoring, grout pro is a company that focuses in excellence and work quality. Our main services are caulking replacement in standing showers, bathtub showers, grout and tile cleaning and grout sealing. In the process of steam clean and sanitize the showers and floors we do not use any harsh chemicals.

## Public review evidence (by source)
| Source | Average rating | Reviews |
| --- | --- | --- |
| HomeStars | 5.0/5 | 11 |

Rated 5.0, above the local average for bathroom fitters in Vancouver. Across 43 bathroom fitters in Vancouver, the typical rating is 4.9 out of 5. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.

Most recent review: 11 months ago.

## In customers' own words
_Verbatim quotes from this contractor's public reviews, each attributed to its source:_
> "Rafael replied very quickly to my invitation and provided a detailed explanation of what he would do. His communication was great, he arrived on time, and the job was done meticulously for the agreed price. If you need grouting done or replaced, I recommend him without reservation. Great guy, great service."
> Source: David Fisher (5.0, via HomeStars)

> "Great to communicate with, fairly priced and the work was solid. Really professional service & would definitely hire again."
> Source: Anonymous (5.0, via HomeStars)

> "Thanks SO MUCH to Rafael for the great work & communication! The original slate tile to be removed was extremely difficult to remove, but he persevered and the finished work of the replacement tile looks fantastic!"
> Source: A (5.0, via HomeStars)

## Trades
Bathroom fitter, Bricklayer / mason, Carpenter, Cleaner, Concrete contractor, Flooring Contractors, General Contractors, Handyman, Interior designer, Kitchen Fitter, Tiler

## What we checked, and when
_What MyTrustedTraders independently checked for this business (verified items only):_
- Review volume: MyTrustedTraders shows 11 public reviews on this profile. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)
- Public listing spread: MyTrustedTraders shows 1 public listing for this contractor. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)
- Business identity: MyTrustedTraders shows public business identity data with operating status unknown. (via MyTrustedTraders public listing)

Full verification checklist: https://ca.mytrustedtraders.com/traders/grout-pro/checks

## Credentials & sources
- Credentials shown: 0
- Corporate registry status: Unknown
- Evidence held from: HomeStars
- Public evidence last checked May 2026

## Before you hire a bathroom fitter
_What to check when choosing this kind of trade (general guidance, not a claim about this business):_
- Trade licensing in Canada is set by each province or territory. Electrical, gas and plumbing are licensed trades almost everywhere (for example ESA for electrical and TSSA for gas in Ontario), so check your provincial regulator that the contractor is certified for the work before you hire.
- A construction lien is a real risk: in every province an unpaid subcontractor or supplier can register a lien against your home even if you already paid the main contractor. Hold back the statutory amount (commonly around 10%) and get signed lien waivers as you pay.
- Ask to see a portfolio of completed work like yours, plus recent references you can contact.
- Check the credentials and registrations that matter for this work, and that they are current.
- Get a written, itemized quote with scope, assumptions and a staged payment schedule.

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Source: MyTrustedTraders, https://ca.mytrustedtraders.com/traders/grout-pro
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