Don’t grubby tiles really bring down the look of your home?
In most cases, showers are the worst for grout and silicone seals becoming mouldy, dirty and beyond cleaning. The average life of grout in a shower is generally around 5 to 7 years. Once it gets beyond that, the grout becomes quite porous, chalky and begins to get a lot harder to keep looking clean and gathers mould quite easily.
If you think about it, every day your shower is in use. Depending on how many people use your shower is the number of times a day your shower has to cope with. On top of that there are all the chemicals such as bleaches and disinfectants you use trying to keep the shower maintained which, in time, only makes the problem worse.
The other problem in showers is the silicone around the shower screens. Once it starts aging and water starts penetrating underneath it becomes quite black and mouldy and you end up with a grubby looking shower.
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Not only does Tile Rescue specialise in regrouting tiles we can also carry out a complete shower or bathroom makeover.
How do we get these amazing results?
Firstly, we remove all the old mouldy silicone seals from around the shower screen, bath and vanity using our grout removing machine. Once the grout is removed, the tiles are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected to ensure all mould spores and bacteria have been killed.
Next we regrout the tiles with a pure white sanitised grout with an inbuilt sealant which helps keep the new grout looking fresh. All the tiles are then hand polished.
Finally, new pure white silicone seals are reapplied to the shower screen, bath and vanity. This process will make any shower and bathroom look brand new again.
The end result is a completely rejuvinated shower recess or bathroom giving each a longer lifespan and making it easier for you to keep clean.
It is also worth considering a kitchen splashback makeover by using the same process.
