Shower Resealing
Shower resealing removes failed silicone and tools a new sanitary joint around a tray, screen or enclosure for UK households whose shower still works but leaks or has gone mouldy.
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Bathroom resealing across the UK
Bathroom resealing is for UK homes whose shower, bath, basin, toilet base or wet-room joint has failed. The old silicone is cut out and a sanitary bead is tooled. A wipe or a bead laid over the old one is not this visit. Send the quote form or WhatsApp with the fitting and the postcode.
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- Sanitary silicone
- Old bead cut out
- Quote before the visit
When the bead has failed
Spots on silicone that is still stuck to the tray or rim can be surface mould. A bead that has pulled away, cracked, or let water onto the floor is a failed joint. A cracked tray, a rocking pan, or a ceiling stain with sound silicone on the surface is a different job, and the quote will say so.
Doing it yourself
A new tube over the old bead peels. Silicone does not bond to old silicone, and a decorator’s caulk shrinks in a wet joint. Leave the failed bead as it is and send a photo. The visit cuts it out and tools a sanitary bead.
How long it lasts
On a dry, bare edge a sanitary bead often lasts several years. It can fail within months if the old silicone was left underneath, if water sits in the corner, or if the room is never aired. There is no fixed year guarantee. A steamy flat with one bathroom fails sooner than a house that is wiped dry and ventilated.
Resealing services
Each service is a joint visit on a fitting that is staying. Open the one that matches the leak or the failed bead.
Bath Resealing
Bath resealing renews the joint where a bath rim meets wall tiles or a side panel, for UK homes whose bath is staying and the bead has cracked, gone mouldy, or let water onto the floor.
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Sink & Basin Resealing
Basin resealing cuts out the old silicone and tools a sanitary bead where a bathroom basin or vanity meets the worktop, pedestal or wall.
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Toilet Base Resealing
Toilet base resealing replaces the floor joint around a WC pan that sits firm, so mop water is not drawn under the base.
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Wet Room Sealing
Wet room sealing renews the silicone at the channel, upstand and door on an existing UK wet-room floor.
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Anti-Mould Silicone Application
Anti-mould silicone application is a reseal for UK showers, baths and basins whose bead has turned black and the fitting is staying.
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Removal of Old Sealant
Removal of old sealant is the first part of a bathroom reseal for UK homes where silicone is hard, painted, mouldy, or already smeared over.
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Colour-Matched Resealing Finishes
Colour-matched resealing uses sanitary silicone close to the suite already fitted, for UK bathrooms where bright white would stand out on an ivory bath, grey tray or black frame.
View detailsWhat the visit is not
A reseal
- Old silicone cut out, then a sanitary bead tooled on the joint that was quoted.
- Showers, baths, basins, toilet bases and wet-room surface joints.
A different job
- Not a new bathroom, a retiling job, or tanking behind the tiles.
- Not a plumbing repair, a new tray, or silicone laid over a failed bead.
What a quote usually covers
Shower
About £90 to £180 for a tray and screen, more if the bead is painted or the tray is curved.
Bath rim
About £70 to £150. A screen over the bath is included in that quote when it is staying.
Basin or pan
A basin is usually £45 to £90. A firm toilet base is usually £40 to £80. A rocking pan is declined.
Wet room
Surface joints at the channel and door often sit between £150 and £400. Tanking under the tiles is not included.
More than one joint
A bath and a shower on the same visit are priced as two lines, not a day rate. Say so on the form.
The written quote is the price
Send the fitting, a photo if you have one, and the postcode. The form is the enquiry. WhatsApp carries the same details.
On the day
How a reseal is done
01
Cut the old bead out
Failed silicone is cut and scraped off the joint that was quoted, including layers that were smeared on later.
02
Dry the edge
The shoulder has to be dry before new silicone will bond. A shower that is still running is not resealed that morning.
03
Tool the new bead
Mould-resistant sanitary silicone is gunned and tooled so the joint is closed, in white or the colour named on the quote.
04
Leave it to cure
Keep water off it for about 24 hours. After that, wipe it dry. Bleach is not needed on a fresh sanitary bead.
Areas we cover
Visits are booked across the UK from the postcode. These are some of the counties already covered.
Quote
Send the joint and the postcode
- Name the fitting: shower, bath, basin, toilet base, or wet-room channel.
- Say if the bead is black, split, painted, or letting water out.
- Add the postcode. The form and WhatsApp are the only ways to book.