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OUR PRICES
How Much Does It
Cost?
Use the pricing below as a guideline for your
refinishing needs. Every job is unique to us, and we bid them each
individually based on a variety of parameters, including job location and scope of job,
as well as repair work needed prior to refinishing.
Estimates are free! Because we have over 25 years experience, most jobs can be quoted
sight-unseen by discussing it with you over the telephone. However, some items like fiberglass
or cultured marble tubs, enclosures, and countertops may require on-site estimates.
If we feel an on-site visit is necessary to assess the job, there is no charge.
|
ITEM TO BE REFINISHED |
PRICING
GUIDELINES |
| Porcelain Bathtub (standard 5' size) |
$350 |
| Strip previously refinished Bathtub |
$75 |
| Cultured Marble Bathtub
(These man-made bathtubs are usually at least 1.5 times the size of
a standard porcelain bathtub.) |
$500
and up depending on size of tub - must be measured to determine price. |
| Porcelain Bathroom Sink* |
$275 when refinished
alone;
$175 when refinished with bathtub |
| Bathroom or Shower Wall Tile |
$8 - $12 square foot
(high end is for MultiSpec) |
Bathroom or Kitchen Countertops
(cultured marble, acrylic, formica, or tile) |
$16 - $20 square foot
(high end is for MultiSpec) |
| Kitchen Sink** |
$375 |
| Fiberglass/Acrylic tub and
surround
|
$700 |
Legged clawfoot 5' Bathtub
(does not include legs) |
inside only - $350;
inside and outside - $700 |
| Pedestal Sink |
$375 |
| Chip Repair |
$125 minimum |
Special Order colors for refinishing
(other than white or off-white) |
$75 minimum |
| Installation of anti-slip surface |
$75 |
*If your
bathroom porcelain sink is a "drop-in", you can probably buy a new one for less than the
cost of refinishing.
**Unfortunately,
it is very common for kitchen sinks to get chip damage from silverware, dishes, and
pans being dropped inside. You can usually buy a new kitchen sink for less than the cost
of refinishing, so unless you have no choice but to refinish because your
kitchen sink is set in tile, marble, or granite, we recommend buying a new
sink.
Additional
Options and Charges
If there is damage (chips, rust, nicks, cracks,
pinholes, etc.) on a surface that is going to be refinished, the damage must be
repaired prior to refinishing. Repairs start at $25, and can go up depending on
the severity of the damage. Our experience has been that most tubs do have
some damage, but is generally minimal.
Part of the preparation before refinishing is removing the caulk between the
last row of tile and the bathtub, as well as protecting the immediate
surrounding area with paper and statically-charged plastic.
The day after refinishing, you have the option of
removing this plastic/paper and re-caulking the tub yourself, or we will come
back to do it for a return trip charge of $75. Taking the paper down and
re-caulking is certainly something homeowners can do, but most prefer that
we do it for them so it is a turnkey project.
Because your refinished tub is going to look brand new
again, most homeowners opt for a shiny new drain and overflow cover in the tub
after it has been refinished, and we will do this for you at no extra
labor charge if we are coming back anyway to take down the paper and
recaulk the tub. You can purchase the drain and overflow yourself that you want
us to install, or we can buy it for you. If you want us to buy it, the cost of
the drain and overflow is determined by the type of finish you choose (chrome,
brass, nickel-plated, etc.), and prices start at $25 for chrome, which is the
most common finish.
Color
Choices
You have lots of color
choices. Although most people simply choose white or off-white, our refinishing process is available in just about any solid color that
Kohler or American Standard manufactures. We also offer the hugely popular
MultiSpec
colors, which give the appearance of Corian. MultiSpec colors are available in 84
color schemes, and are most often applied to bathroom and kitchen wall tile and countertops.
Necessary Plumbing Work
If you're having
only your bathtub refinished, please try to remove the tub drain long before
your scheduled refinishing date just to make sure it can indeed be removed. We ask
homeowners to do this because sometimes, if a tub is very old or the drain has never been removed before, it
may not be possible to remove it without breaking it.
Another reason to make sure the drain is removable is because you may find out
at that time that you have a leak or some other issue that will need to be fixed
before the tub can be refinished.
Before bathroom sinks and countertops can be refinished,
the plumbing
fixtures must be removed. Since we do not
have the plumber's tools or expertise to do this type of work, you may choose
to do this work yourself or use your own plumber.
Payment Methods
Because
we are a small, family business, payment is due upon receipt of work done,
and may be made by personal check or cash.
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