With over 7 years of experience, Megasealed Sydney is at the forefront of non-destructive leaking shower repair. Our reliable process is designed to halt leaks without causing harm to or displacing tiles, ensuring a time-saving, cost-effective solution. In just a few hours, your shower will be completely sealed, rejuvenating its appearance – all without breaking the bank!
Our shower seal system can be applied underneath the tiled surface or around its perimeter and waste to repair the underlying waterproof membrane. Depending on the situation, Megasealed can typically repair your shower in just 3-4 hours, leaving it ready to use the very next day.*
All Megasealed products are resistant to mould and water, and available in a variety of colours to compliment your bathroom’s decor.
When water infiltrates the spaces between your shower tiles and permeates the adjacent walls, ceiling, or floor, it has the potential to induce decay, mould growth, and, in some cases, structural deterioration. Neglecting these indicators may lead to further harm to your residence, ultimately resulting in higher costs. Our team can swiftly identify, assess, and remedy a leaking shower or balcony without the need to go through the inconvenience or expenditure of tile removal. This means your shower will be ready for use the following day. Don’t delay – get in touch with Megasealed as soon as you spot these warning signs.
Peeling, flaking or bubbling paint
Cracked walls or tiles lifting off walls
Watermarks on downstairs ceiling
Damp and mouldy walls, carpets or cupboards
An unpleasant, musty smell
Buckling floors, swollen skirting boards and jamming doors
Missing grout in the shower recess
Tile or grout discolouration in and around the shower
Silicone deterioration around the shower screen
While showers can leak for several reasons, the most common cause is building movement. Whether the structure is settling into its foundations or swelling and shrinking with the weather, this natural movement can weaken internal systems.
As a result of this continuous shifting, cracks can appear in your shower seal, grout, tiles and floor to wall junctions. These gaps will gradually allow water to seep beneath the tiled surface and into the waterproofing membrane below.
A waterproofing membrane lies beneath your shower tiles, preventing water from penetrating surrounding areas. This barrier can fail if incorrectly installed, subjected to building movement or left to deteriorate, leaking water until repaired or replaced.
