Pricing Shower and Shower Floor Pricing

Pricing is ALL-IN

When a shower or shower floor 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 costs 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, and (2) re-caulk where necessary.

Our standard color is white or off-white, but if you want a specific color and have the number and/or name of it, we can probably "special order" it from our manufacturer at an additional cost of $125. Please note that we do not refinish in dark colors because even in the semi-sterile environment we try to create, there are still minute dust particles that float through the air that can be seen on a dark surface.

Shower and Shower Floor Pricing

Showers

Starting at $1200
  • "Stand-alone" showers can be made of Tile, Cultured Marble, Fiberglass, or Acrylic.

    NOTE
    : Because showers can be any size or shape, images and measurements for length, width, and height are required for an accurate bid.

Shower Floors

Starting at $625
  • Shower Floors can be made of Cultured Marble, Fiberglass, or Acrylic. The cost to refinish a shower floor partially depends on it size, whether 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, etc.

    NOTE: Please note we do not refinish shower floors made of tile (see explanation below).

Types of Showers:  Tile, Fiberglass, Acrylic, Cultured Marble

There are 4 types of materials that showers can be made from:  tile, fiberglass, acrylic, and cultured marble.  Tile showers used to be the most common type, especially in homes built before 1990, but not so anymore.  Fiberglass and acrylic are now the most common types of showers, with cultured marble being the least common. Fast forward to today's new homes, which usually have showers made of tile or stone.

Cultured Marble Shower Before and After Refinishing

Showers made of cultured marble, acrylic, fiberglass, or even tile can really date a bathroom, especially when you're trying to sell your home. Refinishing to the rescue!

Shower refinishing will instantly update the look of those old shower materials - without tearing them out!  To get an accurate bid for refinishing a fiberglass, cultured marble, acrylic, or tile shower, we will need pictures of the inside of the shower, as well as measurements for the length and width of the shower walls, and dimensions of the floor. 

Be aware that some fiberglass (and even acrylic) showers are one-piece units, where the walls and the floor are one big molded piece of material.  How can you tell if your shower is a one-piece unit or if the floor and walls are two separate pieces?  Look for a caulk line that clearly separates the shower walls from the floor. 

If there is no caulk line, then yours is a one-piece shower unit.  Unfortunately, this means that even though only the floor may need refinishing, we must refinish the entire unit, because again, it is one piece of material.  NOTEIf you are planning on replacing your shower doors, the time for refinishing is after the old doors have been removed and before the new doors are installed.

Types of Shower Floors:  Tile, Fiberglass, Acrylic, Cultured Marble

Shower Floor Before and After RefinishingThere are 4 types of materials that shower floors can be made from:  tile, fiberglass, acrylic, and cultured marble.  PLEASE NOTE we do NOT refinish TILED shower floors.  Why?  Because shower pans tends to hold moisture, and that moisture can work its way up through the grout lines, eventually causing the refinished surface to bubble and peel.  Your workaround is to replace the floor.

 

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 shower's surface must be repaired prior to refinishing the shower.  However, having said that, please note that our warranty is specifically related to the two things under our control:  workmanship and product defects.  We can not guarantee that rust, cracks, or holes won't reappear later in a shower if the underlying source of the damage (possibly a house shift, improper initial installation, water leak, or previous damage to the same area) has not been corrected.

A crack in a fiberglass or acrylic shower floor is the most common kind of damage, because those surfaces flex, and over time, can crack out.  If the crack is small and not causing a leak, the repair is included in the cost.  However, if the crack is large or water is leaking through it, the repair process is much more involved at an additional cost of up to $250 - or more.  That's because cracks like this are usually indicative of and caused by an underlying problem.  Either the floor was not supported properly when the pan was installed, or perhaps the house has shifted.

In any case, the only way to try to support it from underneath is to drill one or more small holes in the surface and use a Froth Pak (a 2-piece insulation and sealant product) to try and fill up the cavity beneath the damage as much as possible.  Again, we cannot guarantee the crack won't come back, because the underlying source of the damage has not been resolved. 

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 [email protected] if you're unsure whether we travel to your area without an additional travel charge, which generally ranges from $25-$50 per day.