Save up to 80% vs. replacement. Done in 3–5 hours. Licensed, insured, 5-year warranty.
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Reglazing applies a professional-grade polyurethane coating over your existing tile, enamel, or fiberglass. No demolition, no landfill waste, no weeks of chaos.
Less than retiling
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Shower-ready
We are flexible
Enamel steel, cast iron, fiberglass. Chips, stains, yellowing — gone.
Full or partial enclosures. Tile and fiberglass. Hard water stains fixed.
We use EPA-approved, state-compliant polyurethane coatings. Popular, neutral colors or match any style. 10X faster than remodeling.
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In this FAQ section you can find all the information about our services
Most bathtub reglazing jobs fall in the $500–$600 range. Complete tile refinishing is based on square footage. Call or send us a photo of your bathroom for a better estimate.
Reglazing saves you 60–80% compared to a full tub replacement, which typically costs around $2,900 installed. Money you can put toward vanities, fixtures, or lighting instead.
The job includes surface cleaning and prep, removal of old coatings, primer, coating layers, caulking, and full cleanup — we haul away everything when we leave.
You can use the shower after 48 hours, but you should wait a full 7 days before filling the tub — the weight of a full tub of water can stress a coating that isn’t fully cured yet.
Remove soaps, shampoos, and anti-slip mats from the tub area, clear access to the bathroom, and plan for all people and pets to leave the home for the day while we work.
We are 100% responsible for restoring your bathroom to its original condition — all drop cloths, tape, and removed coatings are taken with us when we leave.
No — suction-cup mats trap moisture under the coating and will eventually lift it; ask us about our non-slip coating add-on for a safer alternative.
We reglaze enamel steel, enamel cast iron, and fiberglass tubs and shower enclosures — cast iron holds coatings best and gives the longest-lasting result.
We offer white, bone, and biscuit — the three most popular, timeless bathroom colors that look great and hold their resale value. We can also color match based on Sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore color charts. Call us for more information.
No — all of our pre-treatment chemicals are pipe-safe and won’t damage PVC or copper drain lines.
Use mild, non-abrasive liquid cleaners (Scrubbing Bubbles, Soft Scrub or mild dish soap) — avoid bleach, vinegar-based products, and abrasive powders like Ajax or Comet.
Our professional polyurethane coatings last a minimum of five years with normal use, and up to 7-10 years with proper care.
Do not use abrasive or bleach-based cleaners (do not use Ajax or Comet). Suction-cup mats trap moisture, bath oils and salts, so they should not be used. Avoid physical impacts like dropped objects, which are the most common causes of early wear.
Yes — DR Reglazing offers a 5-year warranty for homeowners and a 2-year warranty for rental properties. If the coating fails, we repair or replace it at no charge. See our {terms & conditions|link} for more details.
No — we must remove all previous coatings, mineral scale, and residue first, because coating over a failed surface is the top cause of peeling and would void your warranty.
We use only EPA- and state-approved polyurethane coatings.
According to the coating manufacturer’s recommendation, everyone — including pets — should leave the home during application and for several hours after. Most customers return after the coating is applied, but some choose to stay away from home until the coatings are fully cured, typically within 48 hours.
Our technicians use industrial exhaust fans that duct fumes outside, full-face respirators with organic vapor cartridges, and full protective gear throughout every job.
Yes — after 48 hours, the polyurethane coating is fully cured, no longer releasing any fumes, and safe for the whole family including children.
