Regrouting a standard residential shower is a multi-step, labor-intensive project that typically spans anywhere from six to twelve hours of active work spread across two to three days. The most time-consuming phase involves meticulously grinding out the old, deteriorated grout using a hand saw or oscillating multi-tool, which can take several hours depending on the shower's size. Cleaning the joints, mixing and applying fresh grout, and wiping away the residual haze take an additional few hours on the subsequent day. Furthermore, you must factor in the mandatory twenty-four to forty-eight-hour curing and drying windows before the shower can be sealed and safely used again.
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