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Bundaberg Tiling Repairs
Loose tiles, chipped corners, and cracked grout might seem like small issues, but they can quickly make a space feel worn out or uncared for. At Handyman Bundaberg, we take care of those minor but frustrating tile repairs and plastering repairs that often get pushed down the to-do list. Whether it’s a splashback in the kitchen, a bathroom floor, or a laundry that needs regrouting, we help tidy it up and get things looking right again—without the hassle of a full renovation.
We’re ready to fix what’s cracked, loose, or missing. Call 0427 772 651 to ask a question or book a job.
Small Fixes to Prevent Bigger Problems
Tiles play a big role in keeping surfaces waterproof, easy to clean, and looking presentable—especially in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry areas. When damage is left too long, water can start getting underneath, leading to rot, mould, or bigger repair jobs later on. That’s why small tiling issues are worth fixing properly the first time. Even a single loose tile or cracked grout line can cause trouble if it’s in a wet area or high-traffic spot.
We focus on quick, effective repairs that help prevent more damage down the line. Call 0427 772 651 if you’ve noticed something starting to lift, crack, or shift.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace just one broken tile?
Yes, it’s possible to replace a single damaged tile if a matching tile is available. The existing tile is carefully removed, the surface prepped, and the new tile installed and grouted to match. If you don’t have a spare tile, a close match can sometimes be sourced, but it may not blend perfectly—especially in older homes or discontinued styles.
Is regrouting better than replacing tiles?
Regrouting is a great option when tiles are still in good condition but the grout has become cracked, stained, or mouldy. It refreshes the look of a tiled area without the cost and time involved in full replacement. Regrouting also helps protect against moisture getting in behind the tiles, which can lead to further damage if left untreated.
What causes tiles to come loose or crack?
Common causes include building movement, water damage, poor installation, or heavy impact. In wet areas, moisture can weaken the adhesive, causing tiles to lift or shift. Cracks may also appear if there’s uneven flooring underneath. Addressing the underlying cause—like sealing a leak or improving subfloor stability—can help prevent the issue from happening again.
