all work carried out or supervised by qualified tradespeople with current WA licences.
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Public Liability Insurance
comprehensive public liability insurance on every single job we undertake.
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Written Workmanship Guarantee
every job backed by a written warranty. If we caused it, we fix it at no cost to you.
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Premium Products Only
we never use cheap, unbranded materials. Every product sourced from reputable Australian suppliers.
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Clean Site Policy
we protect your home during works and leave the site clean and tidy every time.
Our Standards
Licensed, Insured &
Built on Quality
We do things properly — not because we have to, but because our reputation depends on it. Every job is held to the same standard whether it’s a single silicone bead or a full bathroom waterproofing job.
Happy Customers
Australian Standard for wet area waterproofing — fully complied with on all membrane applications.
Public Liability Insurance
Comprehensive cover on every job, protecting you and your property throughout the works.
Happy Customers
Australian Standard for wet area waterproofing — fully complied with on all membrane applications.
Public Liability Insurance
Comprehensive cover on every job, protecting you and your property throughout the works.
Common Questions
Service FAQs
Honest answers to the questions we get asked most.
Do you need to remove tiles to fix a leaking shower?
In over 90% of cases — no. Most leaking showers can be fully repaired without removing a single tile. We repair the membrane, regrout and replace silicone while tiles stay in place. Full tile removal is only needed when the substrate behind has been severely damaged by long-term water ingress.
How long before I can use the shower after repair?
After silicone replacement: 24–48 hours. After a full regrout: 24 hours for cement grout, 48–72 hours for epoxy. After waterproofing membrane: 48–72 hours. We always provide exact cure times for your specific repair before we leave.
Highly resistant to staining, mould and chemical attack. Ideal for wet areas — lasts significantly longer than cement grout.
Can you match my existing grout colour?
Yes — in most cases we can match your grout colour very closely. We carry a wide range of colours from leading manufacturers. For very old or unusual colours, an exact match may not always be possible, but we’ll discuss options with you before starting.
What's the difference between cement and epoxy grout?
Cement grout is the traditional type — widely available and easy to apply, but porous and requires sealing. Epoxy grout is a premium two-part product that is non-porous, stain-resistant, mould-resistant and far more durable. It costs more and is harder to apply but lasts significantly longer in wet areas. We recommend epoxy for showers.
Do you provide a written guarantee on your work?
Yes — all our work comes with a written workmanship guarantee. If a problem arises that was directly caused by our workmanship within the guarantee period, we will return and rectify it at no cost to you. Specific terms are provided in writing on completion of every job.
Can you help with commercial and rental properties?
Absolutely. We work with property managers, landlords, body corporates and commercial owners across Perth. We understand the need for prompt turnarounds on tenanted properties and can provide detailed invoicing and documentation for property management purposes.
How do I know if my shower is actually leaking?
The simplest test: plug the drain, add a few centimetres of water to the base and leave it 24–48 hours without running the shower. If the water level drops, water is escaping through the base or walls. Damp adjacent walls, musty smells and peeling paint are also strong indicators of an active leak.
How much does waterproofing a shower cost?
Cost varies depending on the size of the area, access requirements and whether substrate repairs are needed. A standard shower waterproof typically starts from a few hundred dollars as part of a renovation. We provide a detailed written quote before any work begins so you know exactly what you’re up for before we start.