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Four things, one trade.
Three of them are the same job underneath: a hard surface that has worn through, repaired and given a new one. The fourth doesn't coat anything at all — and it's the one to ask about first, because it's the cheapest.
Pick the one that sounds like your bathroom
Not sure? It's the first thing we work out on the estimate, and it's free.
Bathtub refinishing
Porcelain, fiberglass and cast iron. Chips, cracks and rust repaired before anything is coated.
Shower & tile refinishing
Surrounds, walls and grout. Broken tile is rebuilt first, then the whole wall goes one color.
Sinks & countertops
Sinks and tile counters, matched to the rest of the room. The faucet never comes off.
Reconditioning
A deep clean and fresh silicone in the corners. Nothing gets coated — the lighter option, and sometimes the right one.
Having more than one thing done in the same bathroom costs far less than having them done on separate visits. The room gets masked off either way.
Which one do you need?
Most people know roughly what's wrong and not what it's called. Short version:
- It's stained, chipped or rusty, and cleaning does nothing. The glaze has worn through. That's refinishing.
- The tile is the wrong color, or the grout won't stay clean. That's shower and tile.
- The sink has yellowed or the counter dates the room. That's sinks and countertops.
- Nothing is actually damaged — it just looks tired, and the silicone has gone black. That may be reconditioning: a deep clean and new silicone, with nothing sprayed on. It's the cheapest thing we do.
If you're not sure, you don't have to be. Send a photo or call, and the estimate is where we tell you which one it is — including when the cheaper one is enough.
Get a free estimate
Tell us your name and number and we'll get back to you with a price. No obligation, no pressure.
Rather just call? (424) 308-4060