Repairs

Tile repair & regrout in Calgary

Cracked tiles, crumbling grout, a shower letting water through — we fix what others walk away from, and we fix why it happened.

What people call us about

Repair calls sound remarkably alike. If any of these are yours, the problem is real but usually fixable:

  • Grout cracking or falling out along the same lines every year
  • One or two cracked tiles in the middle of an otherwise good floor
  • Tiles that click or move when you step on them
  • The caulk line at the tub that splits open every winter
  • Shower grout going dark no matter what you clean it with

Fix the cause, not the symptom

You'll usually hear two answers to these problems: patch it again, or rip the whole floor out. The right answer is usually neither.

Every one of those symptoms maps to a cause. A crack running straight across several tiles is a slab crack telegraphing through. Grout that fails in the same corner every year is a movement joint that someone filled with grout. Shower grout that keeps going dark means water is sitting behind it. Patching over the symptom buys months; tearing everything out is often overkill. We diagnose what's actually moving or leaking, fix that, and then repair the surface — so the repair holds.

Whoever you end up hiring, ask them to name the cause before they name the price.

Regrouting the right way

Regrouting isn't smearing new grout over old — that peels off within a season. We rake the old grout out to proper depth, clean the joints, and regrout with epoxy. Unlike cement grout, epoxy doesn't absorb water — which is why it doesn't go dark, stain, or crumble again.

When repair is honest — and when it isn't

If the tile is sound and bonded, a targeted repair is legitimate and costs a fraction of a new floor. But if the waterproofing behind a shower has failed, a surface repair won't hold, and we'll tell you that instead of taking your money for a patch. You get an honest read on which situation you have — then you decide.

What's included

  • Diagnosis of the underlying cause before any repair
  • Cracked and damaged tile replacement
  • Old grout raked out to depth and replaced with epoxy grout
  • Movement joints restored where they were grouted over
  • Waterproofing assessed and rebuilt where it has failed
  • Colour-matching to your existing tile where possible

Common questions

Usually yes, once we find why it's cracking. Recurring cracks in the same spot almost always mean movement underneath — a missing movement joint or a loose tile. We address the cause, then regrout with epoxy so it holds.
Often, yes — if we can source a matching tile. We remove the damaged tiles cleanly, check why they cracked, and reset them so the repair blends in.
If the tile is sound, bonded, and you like it — regrouting with epoxy is absolutely worth it and costs a fraction of a new floor. If tiles are hollow, moving, or the failures keep spreading, the problem is under the tile and regrouting only hides it. We tell you which case is yours — and why.
That's the signature of a slab crack underneath, telegraphing through tile that was bonded directly to the concrete. Replacing the cracked tiles without addressing it means the new ones crack in the same line — which is why repairs over slabs get an uncoupling membrane: a thin layer between the concrete and the tile that lets the slab move without dragging the tile along.
Not always, but if the waterproofing behind the tile has failed, surface repairs won't hold. We assess it and tell you plainly whether a targeted repair or a rebuild of the wet area is the right call.
Yes. Because we rake the old grout out to depth rather than skimming over it, the new colour goes in uniformly — lightening or darkening the grout is one of the cheapest ways to change how a tiled room reads.

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