How Much Does Refinishing Cost?

When it comes to bathroom upgrades, shower refinishing offers a cost-effective alternative to full replacement. Achieving a refreshed look without the hefty price tag,  shower refinishing normally costs $675 to $975. 

Your shower enclosure may be caulked on to a bathtub, or the shower walls are made of tile and connect to a shower pan.

Different challenges will have different prices due to more fixtures, sanding and restoration.

Restoring solid surfaces like laminate, tile or Formica countertops in bathrooms falls between $300 and $650, while kitchen countertops are normally priced from $875 to $1750 depending on the amount of counter space.

It’s far more expensive to replace than refinish – customers save about 75% over remodeling.

Simple, convenient, and a fast way to extend your work-top or vanity, resurfacing countertops is a good option. Now you can freshen up older counter tops at a discount– even bathroom vanities.

Get a new look without the need for costly and time-consuming granite or quartz.

More consumers are choosing to restore and upcycle what they already have rather than throw it away.

As grandpa says "They don't build things like they use to." And it's true.  You can't get a cast iron tub from the 1920's. By reusing and reglazing, you can keep what you already have.

Classic functional counters and subway tiles don't need to be replaced. Thanks to modern refinishing materials and techniques, it is easier to cut down on this waste and simply add new life into hard surfaced items.