bathtub refinishing coatings and cost

Introduction to Bathtub Refinishing
-- Is your bathtub looking dull, stained, or outdated? Don’t worry—you don’t have to spend thousands of dollars on a full bathroom remodel. With bathtub refinishing in Dallas, you can restore your tub’s beauty at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

At Dallas Bathtub Refinishing, we specialize in transforming worn-out tubs into stunning, like-new fixtures. Our process is fast, affordable, and Eco-friendly, making it the top choice for homeowners across the Dallas TX area.

Instead of throwing your old tub into a landfill, refinishing gives it a second life. This sustainable choice helps reduce waste and supports an environmentally friendly home.

While a full replacement could take weeks, refinishing is usually done in just one day. That means no messy demolition, no long bathroom downtime, and no stress for your family.

Over time, bathtubs can develop stains from hard water, soap scum, or cleaning chemicals. Refinishing removes these stains and restores a smooth, glossy surface.

Even small chips or cracks can make your tub look old and unsafe. Our refinishing process repairs damage and creates a seamless, durable finish.

Still stuck with a pink, green, or avocado-colored tub from the 70s? We can modernize your bathroom instantly with a clean, neutral finish.

Step 1: Preparation and Cleaning.
We begin by thoroughly cleaning your bathtub to remove dirt, soap, and oils.
Step 2: Surface Repair and Priming.
Next, we repair any chips or cracks and apply a bonding agent to ensure long-lasting results.
Step 3: Applying the Topcoat Finish.
Finally, we spray on a premium topcoat, leaving your tub looking glossy, smooth, and brand new.

I have years of experience serving Dallas homeowners, ensuring reliable and high-quality results. I personally refinish all Residential homes.Affordable Pricing and Free EstimatesI pride myself on offering competitive prices, with superior adhesion and free, no-obligation estimates.

Permanent Surface, Durable Results
With proper care, our refinishing work can last 20 years, giving you peace of mind and excellent value.

The cost of replacing a bathtub means the tile surround must come down. This is because the bathtub has a "lip" that goes behind the tile on all 3 walls. Please keep in mind, the bathtub is usually installed before the finish carpentry is completed so you may run into the need for widening doors to remove the old tub and get the new tub in. This is why most opt for a standup shower when removing a bathtub. Replacement of a bathtub can very easily range from $3,000 - $10,000 +. 
I will come in and chemically bond a new permanent porcelain glaze to the bathtub, tile surround refinishing is very popular too. The price will very according to the condition of the refinishing project, accessibility to the project (multiple stair sets, parking within 35 feet of the front door), However, you will find on general bathtub refinishing is about 80% less than replacing, can be finished in one day, returns to service 24 hours later. No waste in the landfill of the old tub, and renews the life of your existing structure.

By choosing Dallas Bathtub Refinishing Services, you are supporting your local economy right here in the Dallas area!

Many Dallas homeowners have trusted us to bring their bathtubs back to life. From rental properties to family homes, our clients rave about our affordable prices, friendly service, and stunning results.

If your bathtub is dull, chipped, or outdated, refinishing is the smartest solution. At Dallas Bathtub Refinishing, I will deliver affordable, professional results that save you time and money while giving your bathroom a fresh, modern look.
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You will find that Dallas area Bathtub Refinishing varies based on the overhead cost of each company, The companies ability to do work the correct way and stay in business and the number of employees a company uses. However, in the refinishing industry I am sorry to say the employees are usually day laborers, between job painters or sub contractors at best.
The common sense rule applies here just like any service business. If the cost of the project has to be split between a subcontractor, day laborer or even employee and the owner then the price has to reflect that extra charge. If the company is operating out of a building or office space then that job has to then be split between the owner, the worker, the rent for the building and other expenses of maintaining equipment.
I have been in business since 1992.  I still complete all work myself. I keep my overhead low by driving a 4 cylinder work truck that is paid for. I office out of my home because (why pay rent on an office when #1) I am always working and #2) I can get a partial tax write off with a home office!) I know, I know, when I was younger I had an office, I had a couple of guys working and I had headaches that Tylenol could not take away. My guys vehicle problems were my problem, my guys needing a payday loan was my problem, my guys having a bad day..... yes that too was my problem. Well, with age comes a little wisdom and I soon figured out I could actually charge less, make the same amount of money and eliminate my headaches by simply doing the work myself, eliminating wasted spending, purchasing a 4 cylinder work truck with over 23MPG and purchasing my coatings by the case instead of the gallon!