Cracks and movement
Damage to the acrylic, tray or junctions that may allow recurring leakage.
Repair the shower—and what the leak damaged behind it.
Acrylic shower liner repair and replacement, coordinated with the appropriate plumbing and building repairs.
Shower repair
A cracked or failed liner needs more than surface sealant.
Movement, failed junctions, damaged trays and poor penetrations can allow water into wall linings and flooring. We assess the visible shower components and surrounding finishes, then define what must be removed and reinstated.
Prescribed plumbing is carried out by an appropriate licensed plumber. GNM coordinates the building, lining and finishing work around it.
What we look for
Moisture outside the shower
Swollen skirting, stained flooring, loose vinyl or damp adjacent walls.
Access and compatibility
Existing dimensions, plumbing positions and a suitable replacement system.
The repair can include
- Shower strip-out
- Moisture-damage assessment
- Damaged wall and floor repair
- New liner or enclosure installation
- Licensed plumbing coordination
- Trim, GIB and paint reinstatement
- Flooring repair where required
- Completion photographs
Can a cracked acrylic liner be repaired?
Sometimes, depending on the crack, liner condition and cause. If movement or hidden water damage is involved, replacement may be the more durable option. We explain the practical choices after assessment.