Services · Shower Resealing
Shower Resealing Melbourne
Full renewal of the grout and silicone joints in a shower — a lower-cost alternative to a renovation when the tiles and waterproofing are still sound.
Same-day response · Melbourne based · No tile removal where possible
Recent shower resealing results
Real Melbourne jobs — before, during and after.
Silicone reseal
Mouldy black silicone stripped and replaced with a clean anti-mould bead.
Regrout + deep clean
Stained grout removed, tiles deep-cleaned, fresh uniform grout laid.
Resealing is the maintenance step that keeps an otherwise sound shower functioning. Over time even a well-built shower shows wear at its joints — grout crazes, silicone discolours, movement joints open up. Left alone these become the entry point for leaks.
A reseal renews the joints without touching the tile face or waterproofing membrane. The result looks cleaner, sheds water properly and typically extends the shower's useful life for years.
When you need this repair
- The shower is 5+ years old and joints look tired
- Grout is discoloured across most of the walls
- Silicone is grey, split or lifting at multiple points
- You want a refresh before selling or leasing
- You want to head off a leak before it happens
What's included
- Full removal of failed grout and silicone in scope
- Cleaning and drying of the substrate
- New grout applied and tooled
- New silicone applied at movement joints
- Final clean and handover
How the repair runs
Step 1
Walkthrough
Confirm which joints are in scope — full walls, base, screen, or targeted areas.
Step 2
Prep
Old materials are removed cleanly and the joints prepared.
Step 3
Reseal
Grout and silicone are laid to spec and finished.
Step 4
Cure
Cure times are confirmed before use.
Frequently asked
How is resealing different from regrouting?
Regrouting is one part of a reseal. A full reseal also replaces the silicone at movement joints — the grout alone will crack again if the silicone joints are ignored.
Will a reseal fix an active leak?
Only if the leak is caused by the surface joints. If the failure is behind the tiles, a reseal will not solve it and we will tell you before quoting.
How often should a shower be resealed?
It depends on use, ventilation and materials. Many showers benefit from a reseal every 5–8 years.
Can you reseal only the base and leave the walls?
Yes. Targeted scopes are common when a specific area is failing.
Shower Resealing across Melbourne
We service the whole metro area. Popular suburbs booking shower resealing:
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Full removal of failed shower silicone and reapplication of a neat, waterproof bead on wall-to-wall, wall-to-floor and screen junctions.
See detailsGrout Repair
Targeted repairs for cracked, missing or discoloured shower grout — restoring a clean, water-shedding surface without removing tiles.
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