* Note the above listed images are from showers that have had complete shower sealing and regrouting services.
* We offer warranties of up to 7 years, depending on the style, size, condition or service.
Please note: The above process refers to our Ultra Bond shower sealing system only. Where a shower has excessive damage, loose or cracked tiles, or underlying structural issues, we may recommend alternative solutions such as waterproofing and tiling works, or full shower renovation services.
Property owners regularly choose Shower Sealed for reliable shower sealing and shower repair services carried out with care and expertise. We’ve built our reputation by stepping in where other contractors have been unable to resolve the issue, providing prompt service, clear communication, and workmanship that consistently meets a high standard.
From the initial inspection through to completion, our focus is on delivering consistent results through professional shower sealing and repair solutions, all supported by approachable, local service you can rely on.
Homeowners and property managers across Brisbane choose Shower Sealed because of our experience, honesty, and proven systems.
We inspect every shower thoroughly before recommending any work. We can potentially save you thousands compared to rebuild options. Most importantly, we focus on getting the diagnosis right first, so you are not spending money on the wrong solution.
The fundamental goal of shower sealing is to stop water from penetrating beneath the tiles and reaching an already compromised waterproofing membrane, allowing water to instead run safely down the drain.
Where suitable, sealing a shower is designed to save homeowners and property managers time, money and hassle.
In many cases, a shower sealing service can be completed in a day, with the shower often usable again within 24 to 48 hours. Compared with renovation-style works, this is usually much quicker, far less disruptive and significantly more affordable. Renovation works can take weeks, and in some cases months, depending on the scope of works and the contractors involved.
Before talking about how professionals apply shower sealing, it is important to say that the inspection process is just as important as the repair itself.
At Shower Sealed, our team is trained in our Ultra Bond Shower Sealing system and procedures. Our aim is to identify and target likely leakage points within the shower recess and carry out the most appropriate works based on the condition of the shower.
Professional shower sealing is not simply about applying products. It is about understanding the problem, diagnosing the likely cause of the leak, assessing whether the shower is suitable for sealing, and then applying the correct procedures and materials to achieve the best possible outcome.
As a general guide, showers should be inspected every 2 to 3 years so that any issues with grout, sealants, drainage or early signs of leakage can be identified before they become more serious.
This is important not only from a maintenance point of view, but also because many insurance companies may not cover shower-related damage if they believe the shower has not been properly maintained. Instead, they may argue that deteriorated sealants, grout or lack of maintenance contributed to the problem.
Regular inspections can help identify issues earlier and may save substantial repair costs later.
Yes, definitely. Where a shower is suitable for sealing, sealing can help stop minor leaks by preventing water from continuing to travel beneath the tiles.
In many cases, if you are seeing damage to surrounding areas, it means the waterproofing membrane below the tiles has likely already failed or water is bypassing the waterproofed area. By sealing the shower surface correctly, water can be redirected to the drain instead of continuing to escape into surrounding areas.
In many cases, the evidence is seen quite quickly. The visible leakage that was occurring may stop, or areas that were previously wet may begin to dry out over time.
One exception is a shower built on a concrete slab. If the shower has been leaking for a long time, there can be a large amount of trapped moisture sitting within the slab that is not visible. Because this moisture is not exposed to air, it can sometimes take 3, 6 or even 12 months to dry naturally, even after the shower has been sealed successfully.
That is why the repair itself, and the drying-out process can sometimes be two different things.
Yes. Where the shower is suitable for sealing, sealing is generally a fraction of the cost of waterproofing and tiling, shower renovations, or full bathroom renovations.
Our average sealing cost generally ranges from $495 to $995.
