Fixing leaks: This could involve replacing faulty faucets, showerheads, pipes, or even the entire tub itself.

Replacing fixtures: Updating outdated fixtures like faucets, showerheads, or handles can improve both the look and functionality of your bath or shower.

Re-grouting: Grout between tiles can crack or become discolored over time, leading to water damage. Re-grouting can restore the appearance and prevent further damage.

Replacing tiles: Cracked or damaged tiles can be replaced to improve the look of your bathroom and prevent water damage.

Installing new fixtures: If you’re looking to upgrade your bathroom, you might need to install new fixtures like a shower head, faucet, or even a new tub or shower stall.

Addressing water pressure issues: If you have low water pressure in your shower, it could be due to a variety of factors, including clogged showerheads or pipes. A repair specialist can diagnose and fix these issues.

Fixing drainage problems: If your bathtub or shower drains slowly or not at all, it could be due to a clog. A plumber can clear the clog and ensure proper drainage.