Tired, mouldy or cracked grout raked out and replaced, silicone seals renewed: a whole bathroom freshened up without the cost of re-tiling.
Cracked and discoloured grout mechanically raked out, not just painted over.
Black mould treated and killed before regrouting so it does not come straight back.
Re-grouted in a clean colour and all silicone seals renewed around baths, trays and worktops.
A tired bathroom brought back to life for a fraction of the cost of ripping it out.
Scale comes off the tiles and joints before any new grout goes in, so the fresh grout bonds to clean tile rather than to a crust.
If a small estate bathroom has no working extractor, the mould will come back whatever is done to the grout. That gets pointed out before the work, not after it.
Yes: if the tiles are sound, regrouting and resealing is a much cheaper way to make a bathroom look new again.
Usually mould in damp, poorly-sealed areas. We treat the mould and reseal properly so the fresh grout stays clean.
A typical bathroom regrout and reseal is often a day, depending on size and how much old grout needs raking out.
Good grout lasts many years, but in Tamworth it goes grey and mouldy faster when scale is left to build up. Wiping down after showers and renewing the silicone every few years keeps it going far longer.
Yes, if the room stays damp. The mould is treated and the new grout and silicone go on clean, but a small bathroom without a working extractor fan will grow it again. Sorting the ventilation is what keeps it away.
Often, yes. Fresh grout and new silicone make a bathroom look cared for in photos and at viewings, and it is a day of work rather than a new bathroom.
Sometimes the tiles are fine and it is the grout and silicone that have let the room down, gone black, cracked or crumbling. Before you rip a good bathroom out, it is often worth a regrout: we rake out the old grout, treat any mould, re-grout in a fresh clean colour and renew the silicone seals. It transforms a room for a fraction of a re-tile.
Hard water is the reason so many Tamworth bathrooms need regrouting sooner than they should. Scale builds up along the grout lines and holds moisture, and black mould follows it, often in bathrooms where the tiles themselves are perfectly sound.
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