Questions, answered

Bathtubs, showers, and sinks, plus commercial and architectural surfaces. Fiberglass & marine (boats, RVs, pools, and spas) is coming soon. If you are not sure whether we can help, send a photo and we will tell you.

Fiberglass, acrylic, porcelain-over-steel, cast iron, cultured marble, and gelcoat. Most specialty surfaces can be repaired and refinished in place.

A bottom job rebuilds a tub or shower floor that has gone soft, spongy, or cracked. We grind out the failed material, bond new layers of fiberglass and resin to the shell to restore structural support, then refinish so the floor is solid and looks new.

Yes. We repair stress cracks, chips, gouges, drilled holes, and gelcoat damage. Cracks that go through the shell are reinforced from behind with fiberglass, filled, sanded flush, and color-matched so the repair is invisible.

Almost never. Nearly all repairs and refinishing — tubs, showers, sinks, and more — are done in place, with no demolition or plumbing disconnection.

Spot repairs typically take 1–2 hours. A full refinish takes about 3–5 hours. The surface is usually ready to use again 24 hours after we finish.

Finish life depends on preparation, the coating system, use, and care. Ask for the care instructions and warranty terms for your specific job.

Use non-abrasive cleaners and skip harsh chemicals. For tubs, avoid suction-cup mats that can lift the finish. We provide a full care guide after every job.

Each job is quoted individually based on the material, damage, access, and repair scope. Send photos and your city or ZIP code for a quote. Fiberglass and marine services are coming soon.

Submit a request with a few photos of the surface and damage. We review it and send a fixed, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.

Ask about the written warranty terms, coverage, and exclusions for the work in your quote.

Absolutely. We offer volume pricing, scheduled crews, low-odor systems for occupied units, and consolidated invoicing for multi-unit, hotel, and fleet work.