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A leaking shower isn’t “just annoying.” It’s the kind of problem that quietly wrecks drywall, flooring, framing, and your patience. If your shower pan is leaking, you need a shower pan repair plan that’s based on facts, not guesses.
At Great American Plumbing & Drain Cleaning, we provide shower pan repairs across Broward County and Palm Beach County, with clear communication, clean work, and honest options.
A shower pan repair fixes leaks coming from the waterproof base of a shower (the “pan”), including the liner or membrane, curb/corners, or the drain connection. Depending on what failed, repairs can range from a targeted drain rebuild to a partial rebuild or a full shower pan replacement.
If you’re looking for a one-size-fits-all fix… yeah, no. Shower pans don’t work like that. The right repair depends on where the failure actually is.
If you’re seeing any of these, you’re past “wait and see”:
Water stains on the ceiling below the shower
Soft, swollen, or stained baseboards near the shower
Musty smells, mildew, or recurring mold around the bathroom
Loose tile, cracked grout, or a spongy/uneven shower floor
Leaks that happen only during showers (not when the sink runs)
Peeling paint, bubbling drywall, or damp walls adjacent to the shower
In South Florida, moisture doesn’t politely evaporate and leave. It lingers. A leaking shower pan can lead to:
Mold growth behind tile and drywall
Rotted subfloor or damaged framing
Ceiling damage in multi-story homes and condos
Higher restoration costs the longer the leak continues
If you suspect a leak, the best move is to stop using that shower until it’s diagnosed.
Here’s what we commonly find in Broward and Palm Beach:
Failed waterproofing membrane (liner/membrane punctures, seam failure, aging)
Drain assembly issues (failed gasket, loose drain flange, poor connection)
Curb and corner leaks (classic failure spots, especially on older tile showers)
Improper installation (no pre-slope, wrong materials, fasteners in the wrong places)
Movement/settling that cracks waterproofing or breaks seals
Grout/tile issues that allow water to saturate the mud bed underneath
Tile and grout are not waterproof. They’re the outfit—not the raincoat.
We keep repairs practical and we explain everything upfront.

Confirm the source of the leak
If a shower pan test hasn’t been done yet, we may recommend it first. Repairing the wrong thing is the fastest way to spend money twice.

Identify the best repair path
Depending on what failed, we’ll recommend one of these common solutions: • Drain repair / drain rebuild (when the failure is at the drain connection) • Targeted waterproofing repair (limited situations where the failure is isolated and accessible) • Partial rebuild (curb/corner repair or localized pan system failure) • Full shower pan replacement (when the liner/membrane is compromised broadly, or installation is incorrect)

Protect the home while we work
We keep work areas tidy, reduce mess, and communicate clearly about any access needs.

Final verification and next steps
Once repaired, we’ll confirm performance and walk you through prevention tips and what to watch for.
Sometimes. But here’s the honest truth:
If the leak is at the drain assembly, targeted repair is often realistic.
If the waterproofing membrane is compromised in multiple areas—or the shower was built wrong—replacement is usually the correct long-term fix.
We’ll tell you which situation you’re in and why. No mystery, no vague shrugs.
Sometimes. But here’s the honest truth:

Drain-related repairs
Best when the pan itself is okay, but the drain connection failed.

Curb/corner repairs
Helpful when the failure is localized at common weak points (especially on older showers).

Full pan replacement (tile showers)
Often the best choice when the liner/membrane is aging, punctured, or improperly installed (like missing pre-slope or fasteners through the liner).
It depends on the repair type:
Drain repair: often same-day
Localized repairs: varies based on access and shower design
Full pan replacement: longer timeline (demolition + rebuild + waterproofing + cure times)
We provide shower pan repair throughout both counties, including:
Broward County cities we serve
• Fort Lauderdale • Hollywood • Pembroke Pines • Coral Springs • Weston
Palm Beach County cities we serve
• West Palm Beach • Boca Raton • Boynton Beach • Delray Beach • Wellington

Homeowners

Condo owners (including leak complaints from downstairs units)

Landlords and property managers

Realtors and buyers/sellers who need clarity before closing

Contractors who want proper diagnosis before rebuilding a bathroom
Because you deserve a plumber who:

Doesn’t guess (we diagnose)

Recommends repairs that actually last

Respects your home and cleans up

Explains your options clearly

Shows up like a professional and communicates like a human
That’s the “friendly neighborhood plumber” standard.
If your shower pan is leaking, don’t keep feeding it water and hoping it learns manners.
Call Great American Plumbing & Drain Cleaning or request an appointment for shower pan repair in Broward County or Palm Beach County.
It depends on the failure point. Drain-related leaks may be repairable without a full replacement. If the waterproofing membrane is widely compromised or the shower was installed incorrectly, replacement is usually the best long-term solution.
Cracked grout can let water through, but the real problem is often the waterproofing system underneath. Grout and tile are not waterproof, so testing and diagnosis matter.
Some drain and localized repairs can be done with limited disruption, but many tile shower pan repairs require opening part of the shower to access the waterproofing system. We’ll explain what’s required before any demolition.
A shower pan test (flood test) is the most common method. We plug the drain, fill the base, and monitor water level changes to confirm leakage.
Yes. Condo shower leaks are common and time-sensitive because they can damage units below. We can diagnose and recommend the best repair path.
Drain repairs are often same-day. More involved repairs or full pan replacements take longer and can include cure times for waterproofing and materials.
Sometimes a localized repair works, but many “patch jobs” fail because the leak isn’t isolated or the shower was built incorrectly. We focus on repairs that last—not temporary band-aids.
If possible, stop using the shower. Dry up visible water, run ventilation, and avoid running water that worsens the leak area.
We serve both counties, including Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Coral Springs, Weston, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, and Wellington. Contact us to confirm availability.
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Before undertaking any repair, it's crucial to accurately diagnose the source of the leak. A shower pan test is a diagnostic procedure designed to pinpoint whether the leak originates from the shower pan itself, the drain assembly, or surrounding waterproofing elements.
This test typically involves plugging the shower drain and filling the shower base with a controlled amount of water. The water level is then monitored over a specific period to detect any drops, which would indicate a leak. This methodical approach helps Great American Plumbing & Drain Cleaning avoid unnecessary repairs and ensures the correct solution is applied.