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Pricing is ALL-IN!

When a tub is refinished properly, repairs are never an option. They must be done - not only to achieve a beautiful end result, but also to guarantee the work! So as you look at the pricing below, keep in mind that these are total costs that include all prep, standard repairs, and refinishing - as well as a Turnkey Service, which means coming back the day after refinishing to (1) remove the paper and plastic on the floor and walls that served to protect those areas from overspray, (2) re-caulk where necessary, and (3) re-install the drain and overflow cover when necessary.

BATHTUB Pricing

5-Foot Rectangular Porcelain Bathtubs

$750

Cost of service includes standard repairs, complete refinishing, and a Turnkey Service.

NOTE: This size and shape tub can be made of porcelain, acrylic, or fiberglass.

OPTION:
Drain and Overflow Cover set is $50 for chrome, and $75 for other finishes.

5-Foot
Non-Porcelain Rectangular Bathtubs

Starting at $750

Cost of service starts at $750 because non-porcelain (fiberglass and acrylic) repairs can be much more extensive than porcelain repairs, and unfortunately most cannot be guaranteed due to the underlying cause of damage being unidentified and unresolved.

OPTION:
Drain and Overflow Cover set is $50 for chrome, and $75 for other finishes.

5-Foot Clawfoot and Pedestal Bathtubs

Starting at $775

Cost of service includes standard repairs and refinishing for inside of bathtub only.

The same cost also applies to the outside of the bathtub only.

*NOTE: Measure length of bathtub from tip to tip and add $50 per additional half foot over 5 feet.

Oversized, Jetted, and Non-Jetted Bathtubs

Variable Cost

These types of tubs are made of Cultured Marble, Fiberglass, or Acrylic.

NOTE: Because oversized tubs can be any size or shape, images and measurements are required to get an accurate bid.

See easy "how-to" instructions below.

Types of Tubs: Porcelain, Acrylic, Fiberglass, and Cultured Marble

As shown above, there are 4 types of materials bathtubs can be made from: porcelain (over steel or cast iron), cultured marble, fiberglass, and acrylic. The most common type and size of bathtub is a 5 foot rectangular porcelain tub, but this size tub can also be made of acrylic or fiberglass.

Acrylic and fiberglass tubs can be oversized, jetted, and any shape. Cultured marble tubs, however, are always oversized, and like acrylic and fiberglass, can be oval, round, or square-shaped, as well as jetted or non-jetted.

How to Measure an Oversized Tub

If your bathtub is any size or shape other than a 5 foot rectangle, we will need pictures and 3 measurements to deliver an accurate bid. The quickest way to do that is to send an email to debbie@sharprefinishing.com.

When taking these pictures, capture an overall image of the tub so that I can see the front of it (meaning the part you step over to get into the tub), as well as what's on either side and above it - all in one shot. That way I can see how it sits in the room and what's surrounding it. Also send images of any damage you can see. When taking these pictures, just keep in mind I'm trying to see what you see.

The 3 measurements are for length, width, and depth. When taking these measurements, do not dip down into the tub. Just measure straight across the tub deck from end to end for length; side to side for width; and lastly, for the depth, put the measuring tape on the bathroom floor outside of the bathtub and measure straight up vertically to the top of the tub. If there are ledges, window sills, or steps that you also want refinished, include measurements for those. Please also indicate the total number of jet trim pieces.

One-Piece Wall Units

Some acrylic and fiberglass tubs can be part of a one-piece wall unit, where the wall and the tub are one big molded piece of material. How can you tell if your bathtub is actually part of a wall unit and not a "stand-alone" tub? Look for a caulk line that clearly separates the bathtub from the walls surrounding it. If there is no caulk line, then yours is a one-piece wall unit. Unfortunately, this means that even though only the tub may need refinishing, we must refinish the entire wall unit, because again, it is one piece of material.

NOTE: If a one-piece wall unit is what you want refinished, we will need to know the height of the walls, measured from the top of the bathtub to the top of the wall.

Repair Work Prior to Refinishing

Repairs are not optional. In order to guarantee our work, all damage (rust, chips, nicks, holes, staining, discoloration, etc.) found on a tub's surface must be repaired prior to refinishing the tub. Cost for repairs are included in the price except in cases where there is extreme damage involved.

Our 40+ years of experience with tubs that need to be refinished has been that inherent abnormalities (like pinholes, pock marks, and dimples created during the manufacturing process), as well as flaws due to normal wear and tear, begin to appear and become magnified once we start to spray on the new finish.

To help minimize these flaws, we take an extra step during the prep phase that we call "skinning" the tub, which is meticulously filling in these divots with bondo to build them up, then gently sanding them smooth and leveling them out as much as is possible before refinishing. Although it's impossible to remove all of a tub's imperfections, any that remain will not adversely affect the tub's refinished surface.

Semi-Sterile Environment Required

We will be closing the bathroom door after refinishing to seal the room. Please keep it closed and do not enter the bathroom until we come back the next day. This will help keep a semi-sterile, still environment in place. Entering the room will stir up the air and may cause lint or other minute particles of debris to fall and get caught in the tub surface while it is still wet. We cannot be responsible for this.

Service Areas

Our service areas extend to most of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. Jim's home base is Colleyville, so he generally services the cities of Argyle, Bedford, Carrollton, Colleyville, Coppell, Euless, Flower Mound, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Haltom City, Haslet, Hurst, Justin, Keller, Lewisville, Northlake, North Richland Hills, Richland Hills, Roanoke, Saginaw, Southlake, Trophy Club, Watauga, and Westlake.

David's home base is Dallas, so he generally services the cities of Arlington, Cedar Hill, Dallas, DeSoto, Duncanville, Farmers Branch, Garland, Grand Prairie, Hutchins, Irving, Lancaster, Mesquite, Plano, Richardson, and Rowlett. These cities indicate our maximum travel range. Outside of these areas an additional travel charge would apply, or if Jim and David crossed areas.

Call Debbie at 817.305.0300 or email debbie@sharprefinishing.com if you're unsure whether we travel to your area without an additional travel charge, which generally ranges from $25-$50 per day.