
Building restoration
Water damage can extend into adjoining walls, floors and finishes. Shower Masters assesses the affected areas and manages restoration within an agreed scope.
Assessment before repairs · Clear scope · No obligation

Restore what the moisture has affected
Building restoration follows control of the leak and a suitable drying strategy. Work can include removal of damaged substrate, building repairs, plastering, painting and final finishes.
- Damaged plaster or peeling paint
- Deteriorated skirting or substrate
- Staining that returns
- Damage beyond the tiled shower

Understand the moisture before planning restoration
Manage repairs and finishes in areas affected by a leaking shower, after the moisture source and drying conditions are addressed. Photos alone do not provide a full diagnosis.
- 01
Assess the moisture.
Identify the affected materials. . Check the source has been controlled. .
- 02
Plan the right sequence.
Identify drying, treatment and restoration needs. Confirm access and scope before work starts.
- 03
Agree the next steps.
Assess drying progress. . Agree access, repairs and finishing scope. .

What restoration may involve
Inclusions depend on what’s found during assessment and are confirmed before work begins.
- Damaged substrate removal where required
- Building repairs within the agreed scope
- Plastering and painting
- Final restoration of affected areas
Timeframe: Timing depends on drying, material condition, access and the agreed scope.
Areas: Gold Coast, Brisbane, Tweed Heads and nearby northern NSW.
Suitability: The moisture source is controlled. We explain any need for broader work during assessment.
FAQs
Quick answers to common questions about building restoration.
Can you paint over the damage straight away?
The moisture source and drying conditions need to be addressed before final finishes are reinstated. The assessment establishes the sequence.
Tell us what’s happening
Tell us about the problem and your suburb. We’ll explain the next step.

