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Leaking Balcony Repairs & Renovations

When a leak has caused significant damage to a balcony’s substrate (underlying layer), the only option for repair may be a Full Re-Tile.

In this process, Bathroom Surgeon will remove all existing tiles and any damaged substrate, clearing everything from the site.

Next, Bathroom Surgeon will screed the balcony to ensure the correct slope for proper water drainage. Bathroom Surgeon will then apply 2 coats of its high-quality waterproofing system to meet Australian Standards AS4654-2012, ensuring your balcony is fully protected.

Our experienced Perth-based tilers will then install new tiles using industrial-grade tile adhesives. Once the tiling is complete, Bathroom Surgeon, Perth will grout with waterproof Epoxy grout and apply industrial-strength perimeter seals to your balcony, ensuring it is fully waterproofed.

This service typically takes between 5-7 working days to complete, depending on the size and structure of the balcony.

What causes a balcony to leak?

Balconies can develop leaks for various reasons, such as the deterioration of waterproof membranes, structural issues, poor drainage, and improper installation. These factors can cause the membrane to fail, leading to water damage on the balcony.

How do you prevent a balcony leakage?

To prevent a leaking balcony, it’s crucial to ensure proper waterproofing installation that can endure various elements and provide long-lasting protection. Regular inspections are key to spotting potential issues and signs of wear, such as cracks or stains, that may need maintenance.

How can water damage affect your balcony?

If a balcony leak is left unaddressed, the water damage can spread, leading to further issues in your home. Water may seep into the surrounding walls and ceilings, causing stains and cracks. In severe cases, the damage can be so extensive that it could cause the balcony to collapse.

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SIGNS THAT YOUR BALCONY IS LEAKING & MAY NEED A FULL RETILE

If you have noticed several cracked or broken tiles on your balcony, it's likely that the substrate has been damaged.
A sinking or "spongy" feeling when walking on the balcony is another clear sign that the substrate is compromised and needs repair.
If tiles are lifting or have detached from the substrate, it’s a strong indication that the substrate is damaged.