EK Philadelphia Tub Reglazing and Refinishing

  If you own an old, dilapidated bathtub that is unsightly to bathe in, you may have thought of replacing or refinishing it at one point. While replacing it with a brand new tub is an appealing proposition, it may not always be the best move financially. First of all, a tub replacement will cost you a considerable amount of time, money, and effort. Note that before a new tub is installed, repairing the trim, flooring, plumbing, or lighting might be necessary, not to mention, modern baths are not inexpensive to begin with. Most of all, you need a budget for labor and disposal costs.  That said, if your bathtub is only suffering from cosmetic imperfections, tub refinishing would be the perfect solution to make it look like new. It is extremely cost-effective as it only costs a fraction of the costs for a full tub replacement. Not to mention, it is so durable that when maintained and cared for properly, it may even last longer than a new tub. The Lifespan of a Reglazed Tub No mat...

  Owning a bathtub does not come cheap, considering the repair and maintenance cost you have to shell out eventually. This is because over time, bathtub surfaces become scratched, chipped, stained, and worn-out with continued use. And when the surface becomes damaged, its crevices can harbor germs, molds, dirt, and soap scum. Not only does this make the bathtub unsightly, but it can also pose health hazards to everyone in the household who uses it. To remedy this, you could either replace the tub entirely or opt to repair the damage and refinish the surface to make it look brand new. Of the two options, tub refinishing is the more cost-effective and practical choice that requires less effort. Unfortunately, there are people who get discouraged to try refinishing their tubs due to some ill-informed myths about refinishing. Consequently, they end up spending much more time, money, and effort for bathtub replacement when a simple refinishing job would have been enough to solve the pro...