1. Conduct a comprehensive visual inspection to accurately evaluate the extent of the damage.
2. Methodically remove the affected area, ensuring precision and thoroughness.
3. Conduct a detailed assessment of the water damage to ascertain all affected areas.
4. Acquire the necessary materials for the repair, including new tiles, waterproofi
1. Conduct a comprehensive visual inspection to accurately evaluate the extent of the damage.
2. Methodically remove the affected area, ensuring precision and thoroughness.
3. Conduct a detailed assessment of the water damage to ascertain all affected areas.
4. Acquire the necessary materials for the repair, including new tiles, waterproofing materials, and grout.
5. Replace any compromised timber, such as rotted joists, plywood floor, and studs, as required.
6. Reconstruct the shower floor and lower portion of the walls using appropriate materials and techniques.
7. Meticulously install a new waterproof drain to guarantee proper drainage functionality.
8. Apply a mortar bed with the correct pitch towards the drain to establish a stable foundation.
9. Waterproof the shower pan, walls, and curb wi
6. Reconstruct the shower floor and lower portion of the walls using appropriate materials and techniques.
7. Meticulously install a new waterproof drain to guarantee proper drainage functionality.
8. Apply a mortar bed with the correct pitch towards the drain to establish a stable foundation.
9. Waterproof the shower pan, walls, and curb with meticulous attention to detail to prevent future water damage.
10. Strategically design and install tiles onto the shower pan using suitable adhesive.
11. Precisely install tiles onto the shower curb to complete the waterproofing process.
12. Skillfully install tiles on the walls to restore the shower's structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.
13. Execute the grouting process with precision to ensure a seamless and durable finish.
14. Apply sealer in accordance with the manufacturer's in
11. Precisely install tiles onto the shower curb to complete the waterproofing process.
12. Skillfully install tiles on the walls to restore the shower's structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.
13. Execute the grouting process with precision to ensure a seamless and durable finish.
14. Apply sealer in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions to safeguard the tiles and grout against water damage effectively.
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When dealing with water damaged showers, it is important to properly assess and identify the wrongdoings, making sure the same mistakes will not happen again. Call us for a free no obligation on-site assessment.
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