How long will I be without my bathtub while getting my bahtub refinished ?

What bathroom and kitchen surfaces can be refinished?

Why are bathtub liners so much more expensive than refinishing ?

I see prices from $400 dollars to $700 dollars. Is there a difference in quality?

What kind of repairs can you do ?

I have rust spots in my tub. Can this be repaired?

What should I do to prepare the bathroom before you arrive ?

What do I do after the refinishing is completed?

What can I use to clean my new surface with?

Does the process have an odor ?

I have shower doors. Do they have to be removed ?

Can I use a bath mat ?

Is the Bath Doctor fully licensed and insured ?

Do worn porcelain bathtubs leach hazardous lead?

What is Bathtub Refinishing / Bathtub Reglazing ?

OUR PROCESS WORKS ON ALL TYPES OF SURFACES AND FIXTURES

WHY REFINISH

Refinishing is the smart choice to deal with an outdated or damaged tub, counter top, sink or wall tile. Chips, rust, cracks, stains and dull areas completely go away. Fixtures with outdated colors can be changed and look new again. You choose the color to fit your new decor. Most customers can't tell the difference between a refinished tub and a new one.

Faced with worn or dated fixtures, you have the choice of refinishing or replacement. Think again about replacement. Replacement, especially bathtubs, includes expensive tradesmen and a week of hassles. Frequently demolition is required. That means noisy, dusty work that causes damage to your floors, walls and plumbing. Not to mention the cost savings.

Liners are a good alternative if the wallboard behind your tile wall is damaged. Read more about them on our Services Page or contact us online for a quote or with any further questions you may have. Feel free to call The Bath Doctor at 203-699-8700 anytime!

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