Refinishing offers a cost-effective alternative to replacing a worn-out, damaged, hard-to-clean, or outdated bathtub, countertop, or tile. Top Reglazing can repair chips and cracks, restoring the surface to look and feel like new. This process saves you thousands of dollars and spares you from the mess and expense of demolition and replacement, which can take days or even weeks.

Tubs: Porcelain, Fiberglass, Acrylic, Cultured Marble, Clawfoot Counters: Laminate, Formica®, tile, Solid Surfaces (Corian®, Silestone® etc), Cultured Marble Porcelain or Ceramic Tile: Wall Surrounds, Countertops, Shower Pans, Showers, Floors Sinks: Laminate, Formica®, Tile, Solid Surfaces (Corian®, Silestone® etc), Cultured Marble

The price depends on the area and surface that requires reglazing, the cost can vary anywhere from $275 to $2000, for more details and an exact quote, please give us a call.

We offer to caulk your bathtub or tile for a small charge $50. Please keep in mind that caulking wears out and often touch ups are necessary after an extended period, which then will be the customer’s responsibility.

Prior cleaning of the service area is appreciated but not mandatory. Our technicians will clean the surface thoroughly to prepare the tub/tile for the reglazing.

No need for the removal of any fixtures or overflow valve, as part of the process, we cover and protect (‘mask’) any area that could be in contact with our reglazing products.

On average, it takes about 3-6 hours to refinish a bathtub, but if the tiles around the tub need refinishing, it can take up to 4-8 hours. Please keep in mind that depending on the job this time may vary, especially if extra preparation time is spent on old paint removal.

Top Reglazing LLC provide a 5-year warranty from peeling. With proper maintenance; our reglazing service should last up to 10-15 years.

No, we use HVLP sprayer that makes our finished work look just like a new tub – smooth and shiny, similar to automotive finishes.

Should you choose to use a bath mat, it should be removed immediately after each use. As an alternative, we offer slip-free finish for the bottom of the bathtub.

We will try our best to fix any cracks and chips that need repairing as our technicians are fully trained to do so, depending on the damage we cannot guarantee a seamless result. For optimal results, please address any specific issues ahead of time.

No, please feel free to be present during the refinishing process. Even though we use harsh chemicals, we also provide heavy duty air systems that ventilate the fumes, so none of the smells spread throughout the house.

We accept cash and check payments, if you would like to pay by credit card, then 3% processing fee will be added to the total amount.

We offer the following color options: Pure White, Kohler White, China White, American Standard White

Our reglazing service requires 8 hours to fully cure. Please do not touch or get area wet during this process.

We do not ask our customers to do anything before our service, but we do appreciate if you could put away any loose object, such as toothbrushes, soap, shower curtains, etc.

We recommend the following cleaning agents: Dawn dishwashing liquid, Formula 409 and Simple Green. Do not use any cleaning product that has bleach or is in any way abrasive; this will damage the tub.

Do not use any scrubbing pad or other abrasive products; this will damage the bathtub. If taken care of regularly with the above-mentioned products then no abrasive products are needed.

Yes, we charge extra to remove old paint. We do have ongoing discounts for paint removal for previously refinished bathtubs, feel free to ask about them before receiving your quote.

We can perform tub reglazing with a leaky faucet by using funnel system to catch the dripping. However, we recommend you to take care of the leakage ahead of time as after a while this will show visible damage on your newly reglazed tub.

Often, surface dust will be left behind and is unavoidable as every room has some amount of dust, and we also carry it on our clothes. Do not try to remove or pick at it, the surface dust will wash or fall off in time, and some will settle into the surface.

If the top layer of your tub starts peeling, then it has been refinished before. On the contrary, porcelain, cast iron, and fiberglass tubs only loose their smooth surface, stain and maybe begin to rust.