Strip it, reseal it, and kill the mildew.
The fastest way to reset a tired bathroom. We handle the wet seams and grout that make a clean room look dirty, and we do it in a way that lasts, not a bead of caulk smeared over the old one.
We strip the old cracked or blackened caulk around the tub, shower, and where the walls meet the floor, then reseal it clean with a mildew-resistant caulk that holds up.
Cracked and missing grout between the tiles gets raked out, refilled, and sealed, so water stays out of the wall and the lines look crisp again.
That black in the corners is mildew living in old caulk. We take it out at the source instead of painting over it, so it does not grow back in a month.
The gap behind the sink and along the counter that collects water and grime. Cleaned out and resealed tight so it stops trapping moisture.
Grout that is just dirty, not failed, gets a deep clean and a fresh seal so it holds its color instead of soaking up every splash.
A lot of our full bathroom refreshes start right here. If the caulk and grout are going, it is usually worth a look at the vanity, lighting, and paint while we are in the room. No pressure, just an honest read.
Tell us what you have in mind.
We’ll walk the space, scope it with you, and give you a straight answer on what it needs and where your budget is best spent. No pressure, no rigid packages.
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