Should I stop using my shower, and when can I use it again?
Yes, stop using your shower at least 12 hours before our arrival and for 12 hours after the work is done to allow the sealant to fully cure.
Yes, stop using your shower at least 12 hours before our arrival and for 12 hours after the work is done to allow the sealant to fully cure.
We provide a 10-year warranty on floor and first row retiling and a 15 year warranty for a full shower retile and bathroom renovation. For seals, the warranty we can [...]
Epoxy is highly durable, waterproof, and resistant to mould and staining. It creates a stronger bond, particularly in wet areas like showers, providing a longer-lasting seal. While regular grout can [...]
Yes, we remove the shower screen to properly seal underneath and ensure no leaks—something many other companies skip and is often a major source of leaks. Unlike other operators who [...]
Make sure you know what they are really offering in their service. Cheaper operators often don't know what is happening underneath the tiles and cut corners to get out of [...]
If waterproofing is compromised, a seal won’t hold, and tiles must be removed to reapply the waterproofing membrane. Signs of compromise include cracked, loose, or drummy tiles, mould, discolouration, odour, [...]
Costs depend on the scope, whether it's sealing, retiling, or more extensive repairs. We provide a detailed estimate based on your shower's condition and its size. Showers involve a lot [...]
We offer a range of shower repair solutions, including epoxy sealing, a floor and first row retile and a full shower retile including walls. We also assess the timber underneath [...]
First, we ask for photos. In many cases, we can spot signs of compromised waterproofing just from the images. If more information is needed, we send out a technician to [...]