Waterproofing and shower sealing are two of the most important aspects of any bathroom. It is one of the first steps that take place when a new bathroom is being built. The process involves the precise application of a waterproof barrier around the shower walls and floors, which helps to protect the structure of the…
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You have two choices when you find out the shower is leaking: take the DIY route or call a waterproofing expert. What should you do to fix your shower is leaking? Trying to fix the problem yourself is generally not a good idea. You may be able to re-grout the tiles and reseal the joints…
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Waterproofing the bathroom and shower is, when done by a licensed waterproofing expert, the most effective way to protect your home from water damage. However, the issue of price is a concern when it comes to shower sealing and re-sealing. How do know if you are being ripped off? What should you expect from the…
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They say you only get one chance to make a great first impression. This statement is very true when it comes to selling your home. Why? Because through the eyes of a potential buyer even the most minor detail can stand out like a sore thumb. If you want to impress your prospects and earn…
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As you notice the sight of broken tiles, missing grout and loose sealant – it’s hard not to imagine the thrill of owning a new shower again. Think of the sparkling white tiles, the easy-to-use modern fittings and stylish reassembled panels. It would make having a shower an absolute joy each day! But this begs…
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Is the constant ‘drip, drip, drip’ of running water starting to drive you insane? When you consider the fact that water is going to waste, it’s no surprise the sound can be irritating – you’re literally hearing money go down the drain! The good news is, if the leak is caused by a malfunctioning shower…
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One of the most common causes of shower leaks is when the sealant – aka the ‘white stuff’ that forms a seal around the shower tray – has either been applied poorly or naturally wears down over time. When this happens, it can leave the surface exposed and greatly increase the risk of water damage.…
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This is a common question asked by tenants, homeowners and business owners who have just moved into an existing property. As the new resident of a home or commercial premise, you are the latest in a long line of previous tenants. Unless you have a detailed history of the property itself, you may not know…
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Imagine you’ve just stepped out of the bathtub after a relaxing session. You step onto the tiles only discover a massive pool of water on the floor. Yikes! Well, unless you got carried away and splashed about in the bath, you probably have a leak. Depending on the source of the leak, you can either…
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As a tenant you are responsible for reporting maintenance issues to the real estate agent or landlord. In most cases the landlord will have to pay for the cost of repairs. But there are exceptions to this rule if you (the tenant) are found to be at fault or did not disclose the problem within…
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