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One Day, Six Steps

What happens between our arrival and your next shower.

Regrouting is quiet, low-dust, single-trade work — no dumpster, no demo crew, no weeks. A standard Plainville shower follows six steps in one day; whole baths add a second. You can watch any of it (the cut-out phase is weirdly satisfying), and we show depth checks before grouting so you know the old grout is actually gone.

  1. Assess & protect. Moisture check, tile bond check, fixtures and floors protected.
  2. Cut out. Failed grout removed to depth with dust-controlled tooling.
  3. Clean & disinfect. Joints vacuumed, treated and dried; tile wiped down.
  4. Re-grout. Fresh polymer grout packed full-depth, tooled smooth.
  5. Seal & caulk. Penetrating sealer plus full silicone renewal at every joint.
  6. Walkthrough. Inspect together, care guide in hand, shower-time confirmed.

Plainville notes

In Plainville most showers run 9-to-4 with a lunch break for cure stages: Plainville landlords are repeat customers: a fresh surround and sealed grout between tenants rents the unit faster than any other upgrade. Whole baths add day two for floors and detail — still no overnight disruption beyond one missed shower.

Materials

The Plainville one-day sequence

What goes between Plainville tiles: the shortlist we trust and warranty.

Polymer grout
Flexible, dense, mold-resistant joints.
Epoxy grout
Stain-proof; the forever option.
Color-seal coating
Uniform color + stain shield.
Penetrating sealer
Invisible protection, reapplied.
FAQ

Common questions

What time do you start and finish?

Typically 9-to-4 for showers. Whole baths may run two days. You'll have the schedule in writing before we start.

What should I clear beforehand?

Shampoo shelves, bath toys, rugs and anything on the tub edge. We handle protection from there.

When exactly can I shower?

Next morning for standard grout. We'll confirm the hour at walkthrough based on cure and your fan situation.

Do you haul debris?

Regrouting makes almost none — a bag of grout waste and old silicone, which leaves with us. No dumpster, ever.