Helpful Resources & Expert Guides

Common signs include damp walls or skirting boards adjacent to the shower, a musty or mouldy smell in the bathroom or the room next door, discoloured or crumbling grout lines, peeling paint on the external side of the shower wall, and visible water staining at the base of the shower. If you're unsure, book a free assessment — we'll confirm whether there's a leak and where it's coming from.

Epoxy sealing works by flooding the grout lines and silicone joints with a professional-grade two-part epoxy compound. The epoxy penetrates into the substrate and cures to form a water-resistant, flexible bond from the inside out. Unlike surface coatings that sit on top and eventually peel, epoxy becomes part of the structure of the shower itself.

No. The epoxy is applied to the grout lines and silicone — not the tile face. When the job is complete, your shower looks exactly as it did before, except the grout lines are clean, sealed, and uniform in colour. The process does not alter the tile surface, glaze, or texture in any way.

Most standard shower reseals are completed in a single visit of 2–4 hours. We then ask you to allow 24–48 hours before using the shower to allow full curing. In most cases, you can use it again the following morning. We'll confirm the exact curing time on the day based on the product used and ambient conditions.

Epoxy shower sealing is a long-term solution, not a temporary patch. We back our work with a 10-year written warranty. For comparison, standard re-grouting typically fails within 12–24 months because it doesn't address the root cause — water is already behind the tiles. Epoxy seals the entire wet area from the inside, which is why it lasts.

Re-grouting only addresses the surface — it applies new grout on top of old grout lines. But if water has already penetrated behind the tiles, new grout won't stop it. Within months, the movement of hot water, steam, and daily use causes the fresh grout to crack again. Epoxy sealing is applied differently — it fills and bonds from within.

Yes. We seal a wide range of outdoor surfaces including concrete driveways, limestone paths, pool surrounds, alfresco areas, and balconies. Perth's UV exposure and coastal salt air are particularly harsh on unprotected concrete, and proper sealing significantly extends the surface's life.

Yes — a significant portion of our work is for property managers and landlords across Perth. We understand the requirements: fast turnaround, minimal disruption to tenants, proper documentation, and a warranty that holds up. For multi-property portfolios, contact us to discuss bulk pricing and priority scheduling.

A full shower retile can cost $5,000–$15,000 or more, takes 1–2 weeks, and requires the bathroom to be completely out of service. Epoxy shower sealing is significantly more affordable, is completed in a single visit, and the shower is usable again within 24–48 hours. We provide exact pricing after a free assessment — but the difference is substantial.

In most cases, yes. Failed re-grouting attempts don't disqualify a shower from being sealed with epoxy. Our technician will assess the current condition during the free assessment. As long as the tiles are structurally sound and there's no major substrate damage, epoxy sealing remains a viable and effective solution.