About that grout… Many renters and homeowners don’t stop to think about shower grout — that little line of stuff between your shower tiles that protects your home from water damage. However, it’s super important to keep your shower mould free and waterproof! Not taking proper care of your shower can result in all sorts…
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The risks of water damage in a home are extensive. It can often lead to irreparable damages. In 2018, over $320 million was given to over 30,000 homeowners with claims of water damage. Being that showers are wet half the time, they are prime victims to water damage. To save yourself the time, hassle, and headache of replacing…
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That good attitude that inspires so many Do-It-Yourself projects can be infectious. It can also be disastrous. When taking on a major project, like tiling a shower, there is a lot that can go wrong. If you have the confidence to push forward, then let us back you up with some of the knowledge to…
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You want water in your shower… until you don’t. Leaks in a shower can be frustrating, and cause damage to your shower area, bathroom, and potentially other parts of your house. And this means you’ll need to spend money, time and effort to fix it. But there’s a silver lining. The more you know about…
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Noticing some mould or mildew growth in your shower? Yikes! That’s bad news. And it’s only going to get worse unless you do something, quick! Fortunately, there’s a method that offers longlasting results. Sealing your tiles with grout is a necessary process in ensuring the value and safety of your home. Read on to find…
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Talk to most homeowners and you’ll find a common fear that they share is the risk of mould, which is why so many people know the importance of a shower seal. However, if you fail to seal your shower after you install it, you could end up leaving yourself vulnerable to unwanted growth. There are so…
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For the small amount of space they take up, bathrooms require extensive time to upkeep. You need to clean them more often and more deeply than most other rooms of the house. They also tend to require repairs and upgrades more often. Of all the parts of your bathroom, is any more frustrating and time-consuming…
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One of the most common causes of a leaking shower is due to building movement. This occurs when a new building settles into the foundation, or when the clay beneath an existing building expands and contracts in response to hot and cold weather, thereby causing the building itself to move. As a result of the…
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One of the best ways to waterproof your shower is to have it sealed and then re-sealed on a regular basis. Doing this involves applying a combination of products like tile grout, epoxy sealant and silicone sealant. When these products are installed correctly and well-maintained, they form a watertight seal that prevents water from breaching…
DetailsThis is a common question asked by first home builders, landlords, tenants and real estate agents. It’s an important question to answer too. Why? Because knowing when to seal and reseal your shower will make your life a lot easier in the long run. Let us explain. You see, not only does a regular reseal…
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