Resurfacing
Countertop & Tub Resurfacing
Restore dated or damaged countertops, tubs, and shower surrounds in place — no demolition, no plumbing work, and a fraction of the downtime.
What this service covers
Replacing a tub or a run of countertops means demolition, disposal, plumbing, and days of a unit sitting unusable. Resurfacing skips all of that: we repair, prep, and refinish the existing surface in place.
It's especially effective for property managers turning over rentals and for homeowners who want an updated bathroom or kitchen without a full remodel budget.
What's included
- Laminate and cultured marble countertop refinishing
- Porcelain and fiberglass tub resurfacing
- Shower surround and tile refinishing
- Vanity and sink refinishing
- Chip, crack, and rust repair before coating
- Color matching and solid or stone-look finishes
- Masking and full containment of the work area
- Care instructions for long-term durability
Who it's for
Property managers
Turn a dated unit fast and get it re-rented without waiting on a remodel crew.
Homeowners
Update a kitchen or bathroom's look without tearing anything out.
Hotels & multi-unit
Refinish tubs across many units on a rolling schedule with minimal room downtime.
Pre-sale prep
Fix worn surfaces that would otherwise show up in a buyer's inspection or first walkthrough.
Our process
How it works
- 01
Surface evaluation
We check the material and note chips, cracks, and rust to repair.
- 02
Prep & repair
The area is masked and contained, damage is filled, and the surface is etched.
- 03
Refinishing
Primer and finish coats are sprayed for an even, factory-like surface.
- 04
Cure & care
We give you the exact cure time and the cleaning products that protect the finish.
Service area
Where we work
FAQ
Common questions
How much cheaper is resurfacing than replacement?
Resurfacing typically costs a fraction of full replacement because there's no demolition, no plumbing work, and no disposal. It's the go-to option for rental turnovers and multi-unit properties.
How long before I can use the tub or counter?
Most surfaces are ready for light use in 24 to 48 hours depending on the coating and conditions. We give you the exact cure window before we leave.
What surfaces can be resurfaced?
Laminate and cultured marble countertops, porcelain and fiberglass tubs, shower surrounds, tile, and vanities.
How long does a resurfaced finish last?
With normal care and non-abrasive cleaners, a properly applied finish lasts for years. We'll walk you through what to use and what to avoid.
Ready for a dependable cleaning and hauling crew?
Tell us about your property and we'll put together a free, no-pressure quote.