Groutix FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
If you're dealing with a leaking shower, failing grout or worn bathroom tiles, it's normal to have questions. Here are answers to the ones we hear most.
Shower Regrouting
Cracked, missing or discoloured grout, peeling silicone, water escaping the shower, damp walls or persistent mould are all signs your shower may need attention. Repairing these issues early can help prevent further water damage and more expensive repairs.
Shower regrouting involves removing deteriorated grout and replacing it with a new, durable grout system suitable for wet areas. This improves the appearance of your shower, strengthens the tile joints and helps reduce water penetration.
Most shower regrouting projects are completed within one day. After inspecting your shower, your technician will explain the repair process, expected timeframe and any additional work that may be required before getting started.
Yes. Every shower is different, so we tailor the repairs to its condition. Whether only the walls, the floor or the entire shower requires regrouting, we'll recommend the most appropriate solution.
No, in most cases. Our regrouting process is designed to restore the grout joints while keeping your existing tiles in place, avoiding the time, cost and disruption of replacing the entire shower.