Are cracks, nicks, or abrasions damaging the appearance of your tub, basin, or shower base? Skip the replacement—fix it! We focus on professional bath unit repair, tray restoration, basin and sink repair, and bath re-coating services, reviving your fittings to their pristine state so they seem newly restored. With decades of proven experience and high-end repair technology and machinery, we give top notch results that remain durable.

Why Select Skilled Tub and Shower Pan Fixing?

Toilets are frequently used zones where fixtures experience regular usage damage. Eventually, tubs, washbasins, and shower pans may end up with splits, blemishes, and scuffs that affect both their look and useability. As opposed to costly replacements, specialist repair and restoration can:

Save You Money: Repairs cost a small portion of entire unit swaps.

Extend Longevity: Skilled repairs and re-enamelling extend years to your bathroom fixtures.

Regain Appearance: Splits, damaged spots, and dull enamel fade away with pro repair work.

Lower Inconvenience: Fixes are done sooner and less disruptive than full replacements.

It merely needs a few hours for a repair and 6-8 hours for total re-enamelling. And you could get back to using the bath unit the very next day!

With our services, your bathroom surfaces will present themselves and work as if they are completely new with extra years added to their usage life.

Bath Tub Surface Repair Services

From minor scratches to large-scale damage, our pro bath refinishing services handle all categories of defects. Using premium materials and repair techniques, we restore the aesthetic and performance of your bathing surface, whether it’s acrylic, iron cast or steel surface, or porcelain and ceramic.

Common Bath Surface Repairs We Handle:

Chip Fix: Tiny surface defects in the enamel surface can get progressively worse if left unrepaired. We use high-strength fillers and colour-match coating spray to smoothly fix chips, leaving no evidence of damage.

Crack Repair: Cracks not only appear unpleasant but can also lead to water leaks. Our long-lasting repair techniques correct cracks while strengthening the bath’s build.

Scratch Treatment: Fine abrasions can dull the bath’s gloss. Our professional polishing and recoating process brings back the like-new brightness.

Enamel Treatment: Damaged enamel is repaired and reconditioned for a fresh look.

Our bath restoration service also contains expert color matching to guarantee the fixed area matches smoothly with the rest of the bath.

Carefully clean and buff the bath tub.

If appropriate, when the bathtub has been re enamelled before, we take off the enamel surface that may be peeling or cracking and take it back to the original surface.

Patch any chips, remove limescale, old silicone.

Shield the entire restroom with masking paper or plastic covering to ensure every little thing is covered.

Sheet the bathroom floor, basin, lavatory, basin, radiator etc.

First primer coat is used.

Next primer coat laid on the bathtub.

Buff the bath area after the|following the} 2nd primer.

Apply the white enamel coating on the bathtub using multiple coats of enamel for a robust, long-lasting finish.

Leave for over 1 hour.

Polish the bathtub to make sure smooth and bright.

Re silicone if required around the bath.

The unit should hold its quality for more than 10 years or higher if it is properly cleaned and maintained. Bath re-enamelling is a really economical solution to renew a unit instead of installing a new one.

We offer a Five-year warranty on the bath re enamelling. The warrantee includes flaking or fracturing of the re-coated surface.

The warranty does NOT include new chips, limescale, discolouration from dye products, bath additives. It warranty does not cover natural deterioration and residue accumulation. If the bathtub is regularly cleaned and maintained the coating should hold up for many years.

1. Use a spray all-purpose cleaner like a bottle of Mr Muscle, Flash brand cleaner, Ecover Cleaner and mist over the bath tub and let sit for several minutes. Then wipe it down with a non-abrasive sponge.

2. Do not use chlorine bleach or Cif Cream as they might fade the bath over time and it will loose its glossiness. It may become porous and trap residue.