Tile Regrout

Shower Regrout

Not all leaking showers need to be regrouted: if a problem is noticed soon enough, it can be fixed with a silicone replacement. However once the water has risen up the walls and tiles and left over a long period, the grout’s structural ability to repel water breaks down. Due to Perth’s high calcium water, this causes significant damage to your bathroom and the problem becomes magnified.

Homes with a lot of structural movement can cause the grout to crack and break down. Once the grout is cracked it becomes porous. Excessive discolouration of your grout and or high mould is a sign that the leaking shower has been left too long and must be regrouted.

Once the grout in your shower has become discoloured or mouldy then a regrout is the only way to get the grout back to the original colour. By regrouting your shower we can prevent future damage and restore your shower to its original state!

Does Your Shower Need a Regrout?

Signs Your Grout Needs Replacing:

Signs that your grout is failing
Cracked grout
Discolouration and/or excessive mould
Calcium stained grout
Out of control mouldy grout
Calcium staining around the grout, mainly floor but can also be on walls
Damp smell in bathroom
Bubbling paint on walls
Rusting door frames
Warped and or discoloured wooden flooring
Buckled skirting board

All regrouts include silicone replacement

New or existing grout can be protected with our sealer which repels water and water staining and comes with a 15 year product warranty when applied by approved applicator.

Mindarie - Bathroom Restoration, Shower Leak Repair

Testimonial

James came here today to repair my leaking shower. He came on time and got straight to work. I can’t believe the difference he made to my shower recess. It looks amazing. Very well priced and such a nice man. I can’t thank you enough James. So pleased with your work. I would have no hesitation in recommending you to anyone.

Catherine C