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Shower regrouting and sealing

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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• Inspect shower area and surrounding tiles to assess grout and sealant condition

• Remove loose or cracked grout and failed silicone, and clean joints to sound substrate

• Deep clean tile joints and shower tray to remove mould and soap residue using appropriate cleaners

• Regrout tile joints with suitable cement or epoxy grout and finish joints neatly

• Reseal perimeters and movement joints with mildew-resistant silicone once surfaces are dry

• Remove debris, dispose of waste and provide aftercare advice including drying and curing times

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£80

£120

First 30 min on site

Labour per hour

£45

£65

Typical bathroom labour rate

Materials

£15

£60

Grout, silicone and cleaning products

Disposal

£0

£20

Small waste removed and bagged

Extras (e.g. scaffolding)

£0

£220

Scaffold or special access for high enclosures

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£140

£400

Most domestic showers regrouted and sealed

 

Time on Site

 

Most straightforward regrout and reseal jobs for a single shower take 1–3 hours on site; factors that extend time include extensive mould remediation, discovery of underlying leaks, tile removal or multiple enclosures, and access difficulty. Tradespeople will use PPE when cleaning mouldy areas and may recommend follow-up visits if further structural repairs are needed

 

Questions to ask your tradie

 

• What type and brand of grout and silicone will you use and are they mildew-resistant

• Do you charge a call‑out fee or do you have a minimum charge

• How long do you expect the work to take and will you need a follow-up visit after curing

• Will you check for underlying leaks or damaged substrate and how will you report further repairs

• Can you provide proof of public liability insurance and references for similar jobs

• Do you need access to water, electricity or parking and are special permissions required for my property type

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• Clear the shower area and allow space for the tradesperson to work and lay protective sheets

• Provide or confirm parking and ground-floor access details to avoid delays

• Tell the tradie about past leaks, existing mould or property-specific access issues beforehand

• Check whether you need permission from your landlord or freeholder for bathroom works in flats

• Ask the tradie to bring replacement parts or confirm where materials will be sourced to avoid repeat visits

• Secure pets and ensure good ventilation during and after cleaning and sealing work

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