Fix a leaking shower without removing tiles - most leaks start in the grout, not the tiles.
In most bathrooms, a leaking shower isn't a tiling failure - it's a joint failure. Grout cracks and crumbles with age and movement, and silicone in the corners perishes and lifts. Once those joints open up, water tracks behind the tiles every time you shower. Left alone, that means mould, musty smells, drummy tiles and damage that gets more expensive every month.
If the leak is coming from failed grout or silicone, the repair is straightforward and done in a day:
Black, mouldy grout and stained silicone are usually the first visible sign of joints holding moisture. Surface sprays only bleach the top - the mould keeps living inside the failed joint. Removing the old grout and silicone entirely and replacing them with epoxy grout and fresh mould-resistant silicone removes the problem at its source and leaves mould nowhere to grow.
Not every leak is a grout problem. If our assessment shows water is coming through the waterproofing membrane or from plumbing, regrouting won't fix it - and we won't pretend it will. Membrane and plumbing work are separate licensed trades that we don't perform. We'll explain exactly what we found and point you to the right licensed specialist, at no charge.
Leaking shower repairs follow our standard fixed-price tiers - from $650 for a shower-floor regrout with cement grout, to $1,150 for our most chosen Silver tier with full epoxy regrouting of floor and walls and a 6-year written warranty. Compare all three tiers and what's included.
Tell us about your bathroom. We'll respond within 30 minutes during business hours, or by 9 AM the next business day.