Please stop making new threads about the same thing. Post your comments in one of the existing threads you have going. People do really want to help you, but it will be easier for everyone if you keep to one thread about one topic.

I would like people to be able to look at the right thread and I will try to delete the other ones. This thread shows multiple pics. Some of us may not be as technical as others.

This might help everyone:

Thank you jloglow_25 I really appreciate you taking the time to do that for me.

Your welcome. I get it with the whole posting pictures thing. It's a certain way then everything changes and it's very confusing. All I did was pull up each pic take a screenshot of each pic with my IPhone and then hit the Photo icon (not the Houzz icon) under the box to type your message and it pulls up pictures from my cell phone. I chose each picture individually and BAM there they are. Good luck with your project. It looks like it needs to be redone. So sorry!!

My hubby tells me I'm technically challenged and this definetly proved him right.

OK. Let's talk about what you should do about this tile job. I don't think it's just grout. The grout looks bad because the tiling was done improperly. Is the only thing outstanding the final payment?

Yes we still have to pay a final payement to our GC/builder who has already paid the tilers. I am really wondering what i can do? I feel that the GC should have been more aware of this crappy job and stopped them before it got this far. Thay should have never been paid till they redid it is that wrong?

I'm at a loss so figured the good people on here could help me out.

Was it your GC who hired the tile installer? If it was, then you have to have a difficult conversation with your GC since he is the person who hired the tile guy and paid him.

yes it was The GC/Builder who hired them .This is a new build .

should this be ripped out and redone?

yes

Have you told your GC yet that you are not satisfied with the tile job?

Remember that even though the tile job in another house may have looked good, doesn't mean they used the same subcontractors to do yours. However, you can use the other house as an example of what you want your to look like. There is really no excuse for this kind of job in a new build. You also must find out from your contractor how they did the shower (what's behind the tile; how was it constructed). Let us know.

"....Please accept my apology for my multiple blunders on trying to put up my pics for opinions....."

Please don't apologize at all. The fact that Houzzer's are giving you a hard time over this boggles my mind. The grout job looks sloppy but I imagine you can tart it up some with some careful spot grouting.

Can you highlight the key areas of concern with painters tape and then show the builder what areas you want fixed. I would grind back the sloppy work. Clean the grout haze and re grout.

I'm sure this will improve what you see so far without a total do over.

Good Luck.