A poorly executed tile grout job exhibits several distinct visual and structural flaws that compromise both aesthetics and longevity. Common indicators include uneven, blotchy color discoloration caused by inconsistent water ratios during mixing or wiping too early during cleanup, as well as pitting and pinholes where trapped air bubbles burst through the surface. Other signs of substandard work include crumbling, cracking, or shrinking grout lines caused by improper mixing or joints that are too wide for the chosen grout type, along with messy grout haze left dried across the faces of tiles due to inadequate final washing during installation.
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