SHOWER RESEALING
Reseal Vulnerable Shower Joints
Shower corners, edges and junctions are constantly exposed to water, movement and cleaning products. Over time, these seals can separate, crack or deteriorate. Our shower resealing service restores vulnerable joints to help prevent water from escaping into surrounding walls and flooring.
Areas Commonly Requiring Resealing
- Internal shower corners
- Wall-to-floor junctions
- Shower screen edges
- Tile-to-tray joints
- Bath and shower connections
- Door frame junctions
- Perimeter seals
- Areas with cracked or separated sealant
Signs Your Shower Needs Resealing
- Silicone pulling away from the tiles
- Cracks in corner joints
- Gaps around the shower screen
- Water escaping onto the bathroom floor
- Mould around flexible joints
- Peeling or discoloured sealant
- Dampness beside or behind the shower
- Repeated failure of old seals
Our Shower Resealing Process
1. Remove Failed Material
Old, loose, or mould-affected sealant is removed from the required joints.
2. Clean and Prepare
The area is cleaned and prepared to support proper adhesion.
3. Apply New Sealant
Fresh sanitary-grade sealant is applied to the required corners, edges, and junctions.
4. Finish and Cure
The joints are neatly finished and allowed to cure before the shower is used again.
Benefits of Professional Shower Resealing
- Helps prevent water escape
- Protects vulnerable shower joints
- Replaces cracked and deteriorated sealant
- Improves the appearance of corners and edges
- Reduces gaps where mould and dirt collect
- Supports the performance of existing tiles and grout
- Avoids unnecessary renovation where the damage is limited
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Regrouting replaces damaged grout between tiles. Resealing replaces flexible sealant in corners, edges and movement joints.
It may stop leaks caused by failed silicone or open joints. It will not resolve plumbing, structural or membrane failures.
The sealant must be allowed to cure according to the product requirements. We provide clear aftercare instructions.
Poor preparation, moisture, movement, unsuitable products or incorrect application can cause premature failure.
Protect the Joints Most Likely to Fail
Restore cracked and separated shower seals before water causes further damage.