If you’re weighing whether to replace or refinish your bathtub, the first question is usually the same: what’s it going to cost? Fair question. It helps to know up front so you can budget — and so you can choose the option that gives you the best value over the long run.
WHY THE PRICE MAKES SENSE
Replacing a tub gives you a fresh look, but it gets slow and expensive once you add up demolition, plumbing, and repairs. Reglazing with pour-on enamel gets you a like-new tub for a fraction of the price, in hours instead of days — and it lasts for years. A small investment with a big return.
Whether your tub is just looking dull and faded or has years of real damage, we can bring it back. We’ve worked on tubs in every condition across Los Angeles, and we’ll tell you honestly what’s worth doing.
We use premium, manufacturer-certified enamel and apply it with care. Because we focus on bathtub reglazing and nothing else, our pricing stays fair and our results stay consistent — and you get an up-front quote, so there are no surprises. We don’t cut corners; we give you real value at an honest price.
Best of all, the work takes just 3–4 hours, and your refinished tub is ready to use in 24 hours. No mess, no surprises, no hassle.
✔ Premium Pour-On Method
✔ Ready to use in 24 hours
✔ Odorless
✔ Premium Pour-On Method
✔ Ready to use in 24 hours
✔ Odorless
✔ Premium Pour-On Method
✔ Ready to use in 24 hours
✔ Odorless
| SERVICE | COST |
|---|---|
| Caulking | Included, no extra charge |
| Travel beyond our core area | Varies |
WHY REGLAZING IS THE BETTER VALUE
The hidden costs of replacing your tub
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Time — the plumbing has to be disconnected and the old tub hauled out before anything else happens. A special-order tub can take days or weeks to arrive, then more time to install and reconnect.
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Inconvenience — cast-iron tubs are heavy and hard to remove; stairs and narrow doorways sometimes have to be altered. If it turns into a remodel, you’re without a bathroom for a while.
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Repairs — pulling a tub often damages the surrounding walls and floor, so drywall, tile, and flooring need restoring too — by separate trades.
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Cost — on top of the tub itself, removal, install, and repairs, you’ll usually need new faucets, drains, and fittings. Non-standard sizes cost more and are harder to find.
What reglazing gives you instead
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Time — start to finish in 3–4 hours: prep, repair, clean, pour-on enamel, and cleanup. Dry and ready in 24 hours.
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No demolition — the tub stays put, so stairs and doorways are a non-issue and your walls and floor are never touched. We protect the surrounding area, so there’s no mess to deal with afterward.
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Cost — a like-new tub for up to 80% less than replacement, and you keep your existing fittings instead of buying new ones.
