Bath resealing in London
Silver Saints strip out failed bath sealant and lay a fresh mould-resistant bead, for a fixed price with silicone and materials included.
Experienced handymen we know, not an app of anonymous bidders.
Silicone and materials included, and the old sealant stripped out.
No call-out fee. Saturday at the weekday rate.
What we do
Bath sealant fails because the bath flexes when it fills and the joint has nowhere to move. Mould, gaps and a slow leak behind the bath all follow from that, and none of them are fixed by another bead over the top.
Mouldy or blackened sealant
Stripped out rather than painted over, because mould grows into old silicone.
Sealant lifting or gappy
A joint that has let go along the back or the ends, the classic flexing bath.
Water getting behind the bath
The seal remade properly, so water stops tracking into the wall.
Resilicone a whole bath
Back, ends and any tiled return, in one continuous bead.
Reseal after a leak below
Done once the joint is dry, so the new seal bonds instead of trapping damp.
Seal a newly fitted bath
Sealed after it has been filled, which is how a bath joint should be bedded.
Neaten a poor previous seal
A thick, uneven or double-beaded joint cut back and laid clean.
Acrylic and steel baths
Both handled, with a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Panel and tile joints
The bath-to-tile and bath-to-panel lines, which fail at different rates.
Other areas? We reseal shower trays at £110 plus VAT and sinks and basins at £70 plus VAT, and two areas can be done in one visit.
Different job? For failed wall tile grout see repairing and replacing grout, for water escaping from the shower itself see shower repairs, and for a leak you cannot locate see sourcing and curing leaks.
What it costs
One fixed price per area, not an hourly rate, so the cost does not climb while we work. Silicone and materials are included, and so is stripping out the old sealant.
Prices exclude VAT. Two areas can be done in one visit, at the price for each.
How we do it
We cut out and strip every trace of the old sealant, because new silicone will not bond to old silicone and a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Then the joint is cleaned back, degreased and dried, which is the step that decides how long the new seal lasts.
Last we lay a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone and tool it to a clean line, using a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Where we cover
We cover all London boroughs plus the TW, KT, CR and BR postcode areas. London flats stack bathrooms above each other, so a failed bath seal is often first noticed as a mark on the ceiling below. Engineers cross central London by motorcycle and scooter, which means faster arrival and easier parking.
Landlords and letting agents
Bath sealant is one of the first things a tenant photographs and one of the cheapest to put right between tenancies.
A fixed price with materials included means no open-ended labour bill to approve, and a bath and a basin can be done in the same visit.
Account invoicing and pre-approved spend limits are set out on our landlord services page.
Why sealant fails
A bath moves when it fills and empties, and a joint with nowhere to move splits.
Mould then grows into the split, which is why cleaning it never lasts and why a bead laid over the old one lifts within months.
Stripping the joint back to a clean, dry surface is most of the work, and it is what makes the difference.
Why Silver Saints
We are a managed service, not a bidding app: every Saint is a vetted professional we know personally, not a login on a marketplace.
Bath resealing FAQs
How much does it cost to reseal a bath in London?
A fixed £110 plus VAT per bath, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out. There is no call-out fee.
Can you reseal my bath today in London?
Often yes. Silver Saints usually has same or next day slots for bath resealing in London, and every booking carries a one-hour arrival window.
Do you remove the old sealant or seal over it?
We strip it out completely. New silicone will not bond to old silicone, so a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Will the mould come back?
Mould grows in bathrooms, so we fit a mould-resistant sanitary grade and strip the old sealant out completely, because new silicone laid over old is what fails fastest.
Why does my bath sealant keep failing?
A bath flexes when it fills, so a joint with nowhere to move splits. Silver Saints uses a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Can you reseal the bath and the basin in one visit?
Yes. Silver Saints charges £110 plus VAT for a bath and £70 plus VAT for a sink or basin, and both can be done in the same appointment.
Are you a job-board app like the marketplaces?
We are not a job-board app. Unlike marketplaces that match your job to the cheapest available bidder, Silver Saints contracts its own team of experienced, vetted, multi-skilled tradespeople, people we know personally and work with directly. From booking to billing, you get one accountable service and a real relationship, not an anonymous login from a gig-economy pool.
Water is marking the ceiling below. Is it the sealant?
It often is in a London flat. Silver Saints remakes the seal properly, and where the leak is elsewhere we will tell you what it actually is.
In summary
Silver Saints reseal baths across London for a fixed £110 plus VAT, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out. We deal with mouldy and blackened sealant, joints lifting or gone gappy, water tracking behind the bath, resiliconing a whole bath back, ends and tiled returns, resealing after a leak below once the joint is dry, sealing a newly fitted bath while it is filled, and neatening a thick or double-beaded previous seal, on acrylic and steel baths and at both tile and panel joints. The joint is cut out, cleaned back, degreased and dried before a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone goes on. There is no call-out fee and Saturday is the weekday rate. Call 0207 0999 199 or book at https://bookings.silversaints.com.
Bath sealant mouldy or letting water through?
Book online or call, and we'll sort it quickly with the Silver Service you deserve. Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm.
What's included in the service?
- Full removal of 100 percent of the old silicone, not a smear over the top
- Silicone remover used so no residue is left to stop the new bead bonding
- Soap and limescale film cleaned off the joint, mould treated and the surface dried
- Bath filled with water before sealing so the joint does not split under load
- Fresh bead of neutral-cure sanitary silicone with fungicide, in white or clear
- Bead tooled to a smooth, watertight finish
- Optional shower enclosure or screen resealed at the same visit (£30+VAT)
- Same-day or next-day appointments, subject to availability
- Agreed one-hour arrival window
- Appointments Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm, Saturday at the weekday rate
- Coverage across London and the TW, KT, CR and BR postcodes
- 12-month guarantee on all labour and parts supplied, fully insured work
Only £110+vat
Shower tray resealing in London
Silver Saints strip out failed shower tray sealant and lay a fresh mould-resistant bead, for a fixed price with silicone and materials included. The enclosure can be resealed at the same visit.
Experienced handymen we know, not an app of anonymous bidders.
Silicone and materials included, and the old sealant stripped out.
No call-out fee. Saturday at the weekday rate.
What we do
A shower tray takes water every day and the joint has no rest, so a failed seal here leaks faster than anywhere else in the bathroom. The enclosure frame is a second joint that fails on its own timetable.
Mouldy or blackened sealant
Stripped out rather than painted over, because mould grows into old silicone.
Sealant lifting or gappy
A joint that has let go along a wall or a corner, where the water goes first.
Water getting behind the tray
The seal remade properly, so water stops tracking into the wall or the floor.
Reseal a whole tray
Every wall joint in one continuous bead, corners included.
Reseal the enclosure frame
The frame-to-tray and frame-to-wall joints, added at the same visit for £30 plus VAT.
Reseal after a leak below
Done once the joint is dry, so the new seal bonds instead of trapping damp.
Seal a newly fitted tray
Sealed and bedded correctly, which is where new trays are most often let down.
Neaten a poor previous seal
A thick, uneven or double-beaded joint cut back and laid clean.
Stone and acrylic trays
Both handled, with a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Other areas? We reseal baths at £110 plus VAT and sinks and basins at £70 plus VAT, and two areas can be done in one visit.
Different job? For failed wall tile grout see repairing and replacing grout, for water escaping from the shower itself see shower repairs, and for a new screen or enclosure see bath and shower screen installation.
What it costs
One fixed price per area, not an hourly rate, so the cost does not climb while we work. Silicone and materials are included, and so is stripping out the old sealant.
Prices exclude VAT. Two areas can be done in one visit, at the price for each.
How we do it
We cut out and strip every trace of the old sealant, because new silicone will not bond to old silicone and a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Then the joint is cleaned back, degreased and dried, which is the step that decides how long the new seal lasts.
Last we lay a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone and tool it to a clean line, using a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Where we cover
We cover all London boroughs plus the TW, KT, CR and BR postcode areas. A failed tray seal in a London flat usually shows up as a mark on the ceiling below before anyone notices the joint. Engineers cross central London by motorcycle and scooter, which means faster arrival and easier parking.
Landlords and letting agents
A leaking shower tray in a flat is a liability to the property below, not just a cosmetic problem.
A fixed price with materials included means no open-ended labour bill to approve, and the enclosure can be resealed at the same visit for £30 plus VAT more.
Account invoicing and pre-approved spend limits are set out on our landlord services page.
Why sealant fails
A tray takes water every day, and the joint between a rigid tray and a tiled wall has almost nowhere to move.
Mould then grows into the split, which is why cleaning it never lasts and why a bead laid over the old one lifts within months.
Stripping the joint back to a clean, dry surface is most of the work, and it is what makes the difference.
Why Silver Saints
We are a managed service, not a bidding app: every Saint is a vetted professional we know personally, not a login on a marketplace.
Shower tray resealing FAQs
How much does it cost to reseal a shower tray in London?
A fixed £110 plus VAT per tray, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out. There is no call-out fee.
Can you reseal the shower enclosure as well?
Yes. Silver Saints reseals the enclosure frame at the same visit for £30 plus VAT on top of the £110 plus VAT tray reseal.
Can you reseal my shower tray today in London?
Often yes. Silver Saints usually has same or next day slots for shower tray resealing in London, with a one-hour arrival window.
Do you remove the old sealant or seal over it?
We strip it out completely. New silicone will not bond to old silicone, so a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Will the mould come back?
Mould grows in bathrooms, so we fit a mould-resistant sanitary grade and strip the old sealant out completely, because new silicone laid over old is what fails fastest.
Water is marking the ceiling below the shower. Is it the sealant?
It often is in a London flat. Silver Saints remakes the seal properly, and where the leak is elsewhere we will tell you what it actually is.
Are you a job-board app like the marketplaces?
We are not a job-board app. Unlike marketplaces that match your job to the cheapest available bidder, Silver Saints contracts its own team of experienced, vetted, multi-skilled tradespeople, people we know personally and work with directly. From booking to billing, you get one accountable service and a real relationship, not an anonymous login from a gig-economy pool.
Can you reseal the tray and the bath in one visit?
Yes. Silver Saints charges £110 plus VAT for each, and both can be done in the same appointment.
In summary
Silver Saints reseal shower trays across London for a fixed £110 plus VAT, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out, and the enclosure frame can be resealed at the same visit for £30 plus VAT more. We deal with mouldy and blackened sealant, joints lifting or gone gappy, water tracking behind the tray, resealing every wall joint and corner in one bead, resealing after a leak below once the joint is dry, sealing a newly fitted tray, and neatening a thick or double-beaded previous seal, on stone and acrylic trays. The joint is cut out, cleaned back, degreased and dried before a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone goes on. There is no call-out fee and Saturday is the weekday rate. Call 0207 0999 199 or book at https://bookings.silversaints.com.
Tray sealant mouldy or letting water through?
Book online or call, and we'll sort it quickly with the Silver Service you deserve. Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm.
What's included in the service?
- Full removal of 100 percent of the old silicone, not a smear over the top
- Silicone remover used so no residue is left to stop the new bead bonding
- Soap and limescale film cleaned off the joint, mould treated and the surface dried
- Bath filled with water before sealing so the joint does not split under load
- Fresh bead of neutral-cure sanitary silicone with fungicide, in white or clear
- Bead tooled to a smooth, watertight finish
- Optional shower enclosure or screen resealed at the same visit (£30+VAT)
- Same-day or next-day appointments, subject to availability
- Agreed one-hour arrival window
- Appointments Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm, Saturday at the weekday rate
- Coverage across London and the TW, KT, CR and BR postcodes
- 12-month guarantee on all labour and parts supplied, fully insured work
Only £110+vat
Sink and basin resealing in London
Silver Saints strip out failed sealant around basins, kitchen sinks, worktops and splashbacks, and lay a fresh mould-resistant bead for a fixed price with materials included.
Experienced handymen we know, not an app of anonymous bidders.
Silicone and materials included, and the old sealant stripped out.
No call-out fee. Saturday at the weekday rate.
What we do
A kitchen worktop joint fails on heat, steam and constant wiping; a bathroom basin fails on splash and toothpaste. Both let water into the carcass behind, which is the expensive part if it is left.
Mouldy or gappy basin sealant
Stripped out rather than painted over, because mould grows into old silicone.
Failed kitchen sink sealant
The joint around an inset or under-mounted sink remade properly.
Worktop-to-wall joint lifting
A long run cut out and laid as one continuous bead, not patched.
Water getting behind a sink
Stopped before it swells the worktop or the unit carcass.
Seal around a splashback
The splashback-to-worktop line, which usually fails before the wall joint.
Resilicone a basin
Pedestal, wall-hung and inset basins, including the tiled return.
Seal a newly fitted sink
Sealed and bedded correctly, so the first joint is not the one that fails.
Neaten a poor previous seal
A thick, uneven or double-beaded joint cut back and laid clean.
Stainless, composite and ceramic
All handled, on laminate, stone and tiled surrounds.
Other areas? We reseal baths and shower trays at £110 plus VAT each, and two areas can be done in one visit.
Different job? For failed wall tile grout see repairing and replacing grout, for a worn or dripping tap in the same visit see fitting taps, and for a leak you cannot locate see sourcing and curing leaks.
What it costs
One fixed price per area, not an hourly rate, so the cost does not climb while we work. Silicone and materials are included, and so is stripping out the old sealant.
Prices exclude VAT. Two areas can be done in one visit, at the price for each.
How we do it
We cut out and strip every trace of the old sealant, because new silicone will not bond to old silicone and a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Then the joint is cleaned back, degreased and dried, which is the step that decides how long the new seal lasts.
Last we lay a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone and tool it to a clean line, using a bond breaker where the joint needs to move.
Where we cover
We cover all London boroughs plus the TW, KT, CR and BR postcode areas. London kitchens are tight, so a failed worktop joint quietly swells the unit carcass long before anyone sees water. Engineers cross central London by motorcycle and scooter, which means faster arrival and easier parking.
Landlords and letting agents
A mouldy basin or a lifting worktop joint is one of the first things a tenant or a viewer notices, and one of the cheapest to put right.
A fixed price with materials included means no open-ended labour bill to approve, and a basin and a kitchen sink can be done in the same visit.
Account invoicing and pre-approved spend limits are set out on our landlord services page.
Why sealant fails
A worktop joint takes heat, steam and constant wiping, and a basin takes splash and toothpaste, so both joints are worked hard.
Mould then grows into the split, which is why cleaning it never lasts and why a bead laid over the old one lifts within months.
Stripping the joint back to a clean, dry surface is most of the work, and it is what makes the difference.
Why Silver Saints
We are a managed service, not a bidding app: every Saint is a vetted professional we know personally, not a login on a marketplace.
Sink and basin resealing FAQs
How much does it cost to reseal a sink in London?
A fixed £70 plus VAT per sink or basin, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out. There is no call-out fee.
Does that cover the worktop-to-wall joint?
Yes, the run around the sink is part of the reseal. Tell us if you want a full kitchen worktop run done and we will confirm before booking.
Can you reseal my basin today in London?
Often yes. Silver Saints usually has same or next day slots for sink and basin resealing in London, with a one-hour arrival window.
Do you remove the old sealant or seal over it?
We strip it out completely. New silicone will not bond to old silicone, so a bead laid over a failed one fails again within months.
Will the mould come back?
Mould grows in bathrooms, so we fit a mould-resistant sanitary grade and strip the old sealant out completely, because new silicone laid over old is what fails fastest.
Can you reseal the basin and the kitchen sink in one visit?
Yes, at £70 plus VAT each. Silver Saints handymen are multi-trade, so other jobs can be cleared in the same appointment.
Are you a job-board app like the marketplaces?
We are not a job-board app. Unlike marketplaces that match your job to the cheapest available bidder, Silver Saints contracts its own team of experienced, vetted, multi-skilled tradespeople, people we know personally and work with directly. From booking to billing, you get one accountable service and a real relationship, not an anonymous login from a gig-economy pool.
Can you seal around a splashback too?
Yes. The splashback-to-worktop line usually fails before the wall joint, and Silver Saints cuts it out and lays it clean as part of the work.
In summary
Silver Saints reseal basins, kitchen sinks, worktops and splashbacks across London for a fixed £70 plus VAT, with silicone and materials included and the old sealant stripped out. We deal with mouldy and gappy basin sealant, failed sealant around inset and under-mounted kitchen sinks, worktop-to-wall joints lifting, water getting behind a sink and into the unit carcass, splashback joints, resiliconing pedestal, wall-hung and inset basins, sealing a newly fitted sink, and neatening a thick or double-beaded previous seal, on stainless, composite and ceramic sinks with laminate, stone and tiled surrounds. The joint is cut out, cleaned back, degreased and dried before a single continuous bead of mould-resistant sanitary silicone goes on. There is no call-out fee and Saturday is the weekday rate. Call 0207 0999 199 or book at https://bookings.silversaints.com.
Sink sealant mouldy or lifting?
Book online or call, and we'll sort it quickly with the Silver Service you deserve. Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm.
What's included in the service?
- Full removal of 100 percent of the old silicone, not a smear over the top
- Silicone remover used so no residue is left to stop the new bead bonding
- Soap and limescale film cleaned off the joint, mould treated and the surface dried
- Bath filled with water before sealing so the joint does not split under load
- Fresh bead of neutral-cure sanitary silicone with fungicide, in white or clear
- Bead tooled to a smooth, watertight finish
- Optional shower enclosure or screen resealed at the same visit (£30+VAT)
- Same-day or next-day appointments, subject to availability
- Agreed one-hour arrival window
- Appointments Monday to Saturday, 8am to 5pm, Saturday at the weekday rate
- Coverage across London and the TW, KT, CR and BR postcodes
- 12-month guarantee on all labour and parts supplied, fully insured work
Only £70+vat
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