Regrouting and resealing
Failed grout raked out and replaced, silicone removed and redone. The most common wet-area job and the one that prevents the expensive ones.
Sealed properly. Stays dry.
Wet areas fail slowly and then all at once. Regrouting, silicone replacement, shower screens, vanities, towel rails that have pulled out of the wall, and the repairs that follow a leak. Updates and repairs — not full builder-style renovations.

Failed grout raked out and replaced, silicone removed and redone. The most common wet-area job and the one that prevents the expensive ones.
Screens replaced, doors realigned, pivots and rollers repaired, seals replaced.
Vanities removed and replaced, water-damaged cabinetry repaired, doors and drawers rehung.
Taps, shower heads, towel rails, toilet roll holders and mirrors. Fixed into something that will actually hold.
Water-damaged walls, doors and skirting repaired once the source is fixed.
Grab rails and safety rails installed into proper fixing points, not just plasterboard.
Anything requiring a licensed plumber — pipework, relocating outlets, hot water systems. We say so immediately and refer you on.
Strip-outs and complete renovations are builder work. We do updates, repairs and alterations to what is already there.
New waterproofing is a licensed, certified job. Regrouting and resealing existing surfaces is not, and that is what we do.
Send the details through and it lands with us straight away. We work from written enquiries rather than phone calls — it means nothing gets lost and your quote is accurate the first time.
Sometimes. If it is failed grout or silicone, yes. If the waterproofing membrane underneath has failed, that needs a licensed waterproofer and a proper repair. We will look and tell you honestly which it is.
Most showers are a day, sometimes less. It needs to cure before use, so plan on not using that shower overnight.
Yes. Supply it yourself or we can source it. Note that if the new vanity has different plumbing positions, a plumber may be needed for the connections.
We can, but it is not always the right answer. Some clients specifically ask us to avoid strong-smelling products, and there are alternatives. Tell us your preference when you enquire.