Types of Bathtubs We Refinish

We refinish a wide variety of bathtub surfaces, from older cast iron and porcelain tubs to newer fiberglass units. Whether your bathtub is outdated, damaged, stained, or simply worn down from years of use, refinishing can often bring it back to life.

Porcelain and Cast Iron Bathtub Refinishing

Older homes often have sturdy porcelain or cast iron bathtubs that were built to last. The problem is that the original finish may be chipped, stained, rusted, or worn away. Replacing these tubs can be expensive and difficult, especially if the tub is heavy, built into the room, or surrounded by tile.

Bathtub refinishing allows you to keep the quality fixture you already have while restoring the surface to a smooth, attractive finish.

Clawfoot Tub Refinishing

Clawfoot tubs add character to historic and older homes, but finding an affordable replacement can be extremely difficult. If your clawfoot tub has rust stains, chips, discoloration, or a worn finish, refinishing is often the best way to preserve the original charm while making the tub look clean and usable again.

Fiberglass Bathtub Refinishing

Fiberglass tubs and fiberglass tub-shower units can also become dull, stained, scratched, or discolored over time. Our refinishing process can restore fiberglass surfaces with a fresh, clean finish that improves the appearance of the entire bathroom.

Whether your fiberglass tub is in a home, rental property, apartment, or investment property, refinishing can be a practical way to make the bathroom look newer without replacing the entire unit.

Benefits of Bathtub Reglazing

Bathtub reglazing is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve the look of a bathroom. It gives you the clean, updated appearance of a new tub without the expense and disruption of replacement.

With professional bathtub refinishing, you can:

• Save thousands of dollars compared to bathtub replacement
• Update an old or outdated bathtub color
• Repair the appearance of chips, scratches, stains, and surface wear
• Keep a historic or hard-to-replace bathtub
• Avoid demolition, plumbing changes, and remodeling mess
• Choose a fresh color that matches your bathroom design
• Improve the look of your bathroom in far less time than a full remodel
• Use your bathtub again after the recommended curing period

If your bathtub is still structurally sound, replacement may not be necessary. Refinishing can give you the look you want while allowing you to keep the tub you already have.