Shower Tray Crack Repair in London – Durable Results Guaranteed
Professional shower tray crack repair in London, starting from £225.
We use reinforced resin, fibreglass, and precision colour-matching to fix leaks and cracks at a fraction of the cost of a replacement—all backed by our 12-month guarantee.
Significant Cost Savings
Repairing a cracked shower tray is a cost-effective alternative to full replacement and can save you thousands of pounds. Prices from £225.
Durable Repairs
We use high-quality materials and advanced techniques to deliver strong, long-lasting repairs, helping to prevent further damage to your shower tray.
Quick and Convenient Service
We understand how important a working bathroom is. That’s why we offer fast, efficient repairs to minimise disruption and restore normal use as quickly as possible.
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Recent Shower Tray Crack Repairs in London
Here is a selection of recent shower tray crack repairs we have completed across London, showing real before-and-after results.
We continually refine our shower tray crack repair techniques to deliver seamless, long-lasting results.
Shower Tray Problems
Shower trays are built to be durable, but over time they can still suffer damage. Regular use, movement, or poor support underneath can lead to cracks. These not only affect appearance but can also weaken the tray, increasing the risk of leaks and further damage.
Most shower tray cracks occur due to flexing caused by poor installation or inadequate support beneath the tray.
Importance of Quick Repairs
Delaying a shower tray crack repair can allow the problem to worsen. Small cracks can spread, leading to water leaks that may damage surrounding areas and create costly issues. Prompt repair helps protect your bathroom and prevents more serious problems.
Reliable Shower Tray Repair
Our Bath Repair Services
Whether you need a simple chip repair, a cracked sink repair, or a shower tray crack repair, we offer a full range of professional bathroom repair services. We use high-quality materials and proven techniques to deliver reliable, long-lasting results.
Explore our services below by clicking on the photos.
Bath Chip Repair
Sink Chip Repair
Sink Crack Repair
Shower Tray Crack Repair
Drain Damage Repair
Acrylic Bath Crack Repair
Overflow Repair
Bath Rust Repair
How do we repair a cracked shower tray?
Thorough Inspection
The first step in any shower tray repair is a careful inspection to identify all visible and hidden cracks. What appears to be a minor crack can often be part of a wider network of fractures that are not immediately obvious.
Surface Preparation
Once the damage has been identified, the shower tray is thoroughly cleaned to remove soap residue, grime and debris. The surface is then lightly roughened to ensure strong adhesion for the repair materials.
Crack Repair and Reinforcement
We carefully open the cracks to create a V-shaped groove, allowing the resin to bond securely. The resin fills the damaged area and bonds the separated sections together. To further strengthen the repair, the area is reinforced with durable fibreglass material.
Sanding and Smoothing
After the resin has fully cured, the surface is sanded smooth. A fine filler is then applied to remove any remaining imperfections and sanded again to achieve a seamless finish.
Colour Matching and Spraying
We carry out precise colour matching by mixing pigments to match the original shade of your shower tray. Once the correct tone is achieved, the repaired area is professionally spray-painted to blend naturally with the rest of the surface.
Ensuring Proper Support
In many cases, addressing the support beneath the shower tray is essential for a long-lasting repair.
If the tray is raised and has a removable side panel, we can build a strong support system using adjustable legs and plywood.
For trays that sit flat to the floor and show movement due to poor support, we may drill small access holes and inject expanding foam beneath the tray. This method carries some risk and is used only when no better option is available, but it can provide the stability required for a successful repair.
Final Inspection
The final step is a full inspection to ensure the repair is smooth, strong and fully functional. This thorough approach ensures your shower tray not only looks good but is also reinforced for long-term use.
Materials We Work With
We repair most types of shower trays, including acrylic, stone resin and fibreglass, as well as chips in enamel-coated steel trays. Each material requires a slightly different approach, which is why professional assessment is essential for a durable result.
Questions and Answers
A: The time required depends on the extent of the damage. Minor repairs typically take 1–2 hours, while more extensive work may take up to 3–4 hours. We always assess the damage first and provide a clear timeframe before starting.
A: Yes. All our shower tray crack repairs come with a 12-month guarantee, giving you peace of mind and confidence in the quality of our workmanship.
A: Shower trays usually crack due to poor installation, structural flexing, or general wear over time. Understanding the cause is essential to ensure the repair lasts. We’ve written a detailed guide on what causes shower trays to crack to help you identify the root of the problem.
A: Common signs include visible cracks, discolouration, movement underfoot, or water leaking around the tray. If the tray feels spongy or unstable, it often indicates a support issue that should be assessed.
A: While small cracks may appear easy to fix using DIY kits, these solutions rarely address underlying problems such as poor support or deeper fractures. Professional repair provides a safer, longer-lasting result and helps prevent recurring damage.
A: While DIY kits are inexpensive, they often provide only a short-term cosmetic fix and fail to address underlying structural issues, which can lead to leaks later on. You can read more about why shower tray repair kits often fail.