SnapWork re-caulks tubs, showers, sinks and counters, refreshes cracked or missing grout in one shower or floor area, replaces a few cracked or loose tiles with matching tiles you supply, and adjusts shower doors that drag or leak at the sweep. The pro brings mildew-resistant caulk and standard grout. Leaks behind tile and full re-tiling are not part of it. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
The caulk line where a tub meets the wall keeps water out of the wall. Once it cracks, peels or turns black, water gets behind it. Fresh caulk is one of the cheapest ways to protect a bathroom.
Grout goes between tiles. Caulk goes where two surfaces meet, like the tub and the wall, or the counter and the backsplash. The pro uses the right one for each joint.
New caulk and grout need time before they get wet. The pro tells you how long to wait before the first shower, usually a day.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
It depends on how much caulk and whether grout is involved, so we price it from your photo. You see the price before you book.
Close, but not always exact. Old grout changes color over time. A full refresh of one area looks more even than spot repairs.
That usually means water got behind the tile. The pro stops and shows you, because that needs more than grout.
Yes, for tile replacement. Leftover tiles from the original job are ideal. The pro brings grout and caulk.
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