How to Photograph Tub or Shower Damage for a Quote

Start with a well-lit photo showing the entire tub, shower, or sink. Include the general position of the damage, drain, and surrounding fixture. This gives the repair team context that a close-up alone cannot provide.

Photograph the damaged area in focus. A second angle can help show a chip edge or a lifting coating. Use normal lighting and avoid filters that change the apparent color. Do not press on cracked areas or move onto an unstable surface to take a photo.

Mention movement, when the problem started, prior coatings or repairs, and any leaking you have observed. Include the material if known; it is fine to say you are not sure. A photograph cannot establish the condition of hidden supports or plumbing.

Provide your city or ZIP code and access considerations in the request form. Keep people, mail, account details, and other personal information out of the photos. The team can explain what additional information or inspection is needed before finalizing the work.