SILICONE REPLACEMENT

Replace Mouldy, Cracked and Failed Silicone

Silicone protects shower corners, edges and junctions where rigid grout is not suitable. When silicone cracks, separates or becomes heavily affected by mould, water can pass through the joint and damage surrounding surfaces. We remove failed silicone and replace it with a fresh, professionally finished sanitary seal.

When Should Shower Silicone Be Replaced?

Silicone replacement may be required when:

  • Silicone has separated from the tile
  • Cracks or open gaps are visible
  • Mould is embedded in the sealant
  • The silicone is peeling or lifting
  • Water is escaping through corners
  • The seal has become hard or brittle
  • The finish is uneven or heavily discoloured
  • Previous silicone repairs have failed

Why Covering Old Silicone Does Not Work

A proper replacement requires:

  • Removal of the failed silicone
  • Cleaning of the joint
  • Dry and suitable surfaces
  • Correct sealant selection
  • Consistent application
  • Adequate curing time

Where We Replace Silicone

  • Shower corners
  • Shower screen edges
  • Wall-to-floor joints
  • Bath surrounds
  • Tile perimeters
  • Vanity and splashback joints
  • Wet-area movement joints
  • Selected bathroom fixtures

Benefits of Silicone Replacement

  • Restores flexible waterproof joints
  • Removes mould-affected sealant
  • Improves the appearance of the shower
  • Reduces open gaps and water pathways
  • Provides a cleaner, neater finish
  • Helps protect adjoining surfaces
  • Supports longer-lasting shower repairs

Frequently Asked Questions

Surface mould may sometimes be cleaned, but silicone with deep staining, separation or deterioration usually requires replacement.

Yes. Failed silicone is removed from the required joints before new sealant is applied.

We use sanitary sealant products suitable for wet bathroom environments.

It may resolve leaks caused by failed flexible joints. Other sources of water escape may require additional repairs.

Restore Clean, Watertight Shower Joints

Remove deteriorated silicone and replace it with a professional wet-area seal