In many cases, yes. When water is escaping through deteriorated grout, cracked joints or failed silicone, targeted regrouting and resealing may resolve the issue without removing the tiles.

No single repair is suitable for every leak. Regrouting is effective when grout or shower joints are the source of the problem. Plumbing leaks, damaged membranes and structural movement may require different repairs

Typical signs include cracked or missing grout, recurring mould, loose grout, failed silicone, water outside the shower and dampness near adjoining walls.

Timing depends on the shower size and condition. Many standard shower repairs can be completed efficiently, although the area must remain unused during the recommended curing period.

Photos often allow us to provide an initial assessment. More complex leaks may require an on-site inspection before the scope and price can be confirmed.

We use products suitable for wet areas, but no grout is completely maintenance-free. Correct ventilation, regular cleaning and proper curing help preserve the finished result.

Yes. Failed or mould-affected silicone can be removed and replaced as part of the shower resealing process.