A chip, crack or worn patch in a bath is one of the most common bathroom problems — and one of the most over-treated. Many people assume a damaged bath means a full rip-out and re-tile. In most cases it does not: a bath repair restores it in situ for a fraction of the cost.
What can be repaired?
- Chips and gouges in enamel and acrylic
- Hairline and stress cracks
- Worn, dull or stained surfaces
- Drill holes and old fittings marks
How the repair works
The damage is cleaned and prepared, filled and rebuilt where needed, then re-finished and colour-matched to the surrounding surface. The result is a smooth, sealed, hard-wearing finish that blends in invisibly.
Why repair instead of replace?
Replacing a bath usually means removing tiles, panels and sometimes the toilet and basin too — days of work and significant cost. A repair is typically done in a few hours, with no damage to the surrounding bathroom.
Great for landlords and hotels
For landlords and hotels, in-situ bath repair keeps rooms in service and turnaround fast between tenants and guests.
Send a photo
Not sure if yours can be saved? Send a photo of the damage and we will tell you honestly whether a repair will work.
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