Here is the exact sequence, with timing, so you can plan your day around us instead of wondering. Morning is removal and prep; afternoon is grout and detail; evening is cure. Your next shower happens the following morning.
- Assess & protect. Moisture check, tile bond check, fixtures and floors protected.
- Cut out. Failed grout removed to depth with dust-controlled tooling.
- Clean & disinfect. Joints vacuumed, treated and dried; tile wiped down.
- Re-grout. Fresh polymer grout packed full-depth, tooled smooth.
- Seal & caulk. Penetrating sealer plus full silicone renewal at every joint.
- Walkthrough. Inspect together, care guide in hand, shower-time confirmed.
New Britain notes
In New Britain most showers run 9-to-4 with a lunch break for cure stages: New Britain landlords are the highest-volume tile customers in the footprint: surround re-tiles and regrouts between tenants, priced to repeat. Whole baths add day two for floors and detail — still no overnight disruption beyond one missed shower.
The New Britain one-day sequence
What goes between New Britain tiles: the shortlist we trust and warranty.
Common questions
Regrouting makes almost none — a bag of grout waste and old silicone, which leaves with us. No dumpster, ever.
For assessment and walkthrough, yes. During the workday many customers hand over a key — one quiet technician, contained work area, locked up after.
Dust-controlled cutters with vacuum at the joint plus barriers and drop cloths. Most customers are surprised how little cleanup there is.
Typically 9-to-4 for showers. Whole baths may run two days. You'll have the schedule in writing before we start.