A leaking shower can cause significant damage well before any visible signs appear. Small cracks in grout, deteriorated silicone joints, or subtle structural movement allow water to seep behind tiles, damaging walls, subfloors, and adjoining rooms. Fortunately, many leaking showers can be repaired without removing tiles. By addressing surface failures early through professional regrouting and…
How Can You Tell If Your Shower Is Leaking? Most shower leaks begin quietly — a faint smell, a hairline crack, or dampness in an unexpected spot. However, those early warning signs often hide deeper water damage developing out of sight. Recognising the signs your shower is leaking early can save you thousands in repairs,…
Overview: What Are the Consequences of a Leaking Shower? A leaking shower might appear minor, but it’s often the beginning of something far more destructive. Left unaddressed, even the smallest leak can spread moisture into walls, floors and substructures — triggering structural damage, mould outbreaks, and rejected insurance claims. This article outlines the key risks,…
You’ve spotted water pooling outside your shower. You look closer and see that the looks grout damaged. The bathroom has a musty smell and the doors timber frame looks water damaged.It’s easy to think that the plumbing is to blame—but in most cases, the problem isn’t the pipes. It’s the grout. In thousands of Australian…
So you’ve spotted some holes in your shower tile grout? Don’t worry, it’s not the end of the world but we agree that they don’t look great and if they are left, they can lead to bigger issues down the track.But here’s the good news – They are Totally Fixable. In this post, we will explain…
When it comes to sprucing up your bathroom, the decision between shower regrouting and a complete shower remodel is often influenced by cost considerations. Let’s look at the options to help you determine which path offers the best bang for your buck. When it comes to bathroom renovations, not all homeowners are aware that regrouting…
Understanding Grout Damage Grout is a crucial component in tiling that fills the spaces between tiles, holding them together and providing a finished look. However, over time, you might notice that grout can become stained and damaged, especially in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Stains occur for several reasons; frequent exposure to…
Stopping Your Tiles and Grout Staining Over time your tiles and grout lose the pristine look of when they were first laid or installed.Tiles and grout are two completely different surface types and while keeping tiles clean is usually straightforward, keeping grout clean is an entirely different struggle.Grout, although a minor component in the overall…
Regrouting Showers for a Bathroom Makeover When bathrooms start to show signs of wear and tear you know it is going to cost a pretty penny. The bathroom is smallest room in the house and is the most expensive room to renovate when you crunch the numbers for the price per square metre Here are…
Is It Time to Refresh Your Bathroom Grout? Your bathroom is one of the busiest rooms in your home and over time, the wear and tear can really bring down it’s look and the function. The grout is usually the first thing you notice that is looking worse for wear and this significantly impacts both…
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