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Gilbert, Arizona

Bathtub refinishing in Gilbert, AZ

We serve all of Gilbert — and we will be straightforward with you: most Gilbert homes were built after 1990 and have acrylic or fiberglass tubs, which we do not refinish. If yours is steel or cast iron, we would be glad to help.

  • Cast iron and steel tubs
  • One visit, about three hours
  • Flat $475, 5-year warranty
Homes in Gilbert

What kind of tubs Gilbert was built with

Gilbert was a farming town of a few thousand people until the 1980s. Almost everything you see today was built in the three decades that followed, during the years when builders had largely stopped installing enameled steel and cast iron tubs.

The exceptions are worth knowing. The Heritage District and the older streets around downtown have houses from the mid-century and earlier. The first master-planned communities of the 1980s — The Islands, parts of Val Vista Lakes, Neely Farms — include homes with steel tubs. And custom homes on larger lots sometimes have a cast iron soaking tub, new or salvaged.

So the first step in Gilbert is always the same: put a magnet on the tub. If it sticks, send us a photo.

Neighborhoods we cover

Heritage District Downtown Gilbert Neely Farms Circle G Val Vista Lakes The Islands Finley Farms Agritopia Power Ranch Morrison Ranch Seville

Not listed? If you are anywhere in or near Gilbert, we most likely come to you.

Local jobs

What tubs in Gilbert usually need

The magnet test

Sticks: steel or cast iron, and we can refinish it. Falls off: acrylic or fiberglass, and we are not the right call.

Cast iron in newer homes

Some remodels and custom builds feature a cast iron tub. When its enamel dulls or chips, it refinishes like any other.

1980s steel tubs

The earliest Gilbert subdivisions have steel tubs now forty years old — chipped, dull, and well worth saving.

How it works

The same visit, wherever you are in the Valley

Send a photo, get a confirmed price, pick a day. The work itself takes about three hours and the tub is ready 24 hours later.

  1. Sand the whole tub

    The entire tub is ground and sanded, not just the bad spots. Old caulk, loose coating and rust come off, and the new finish gets a surface it can grip.

  2. Deep-clean and dry

    The tub is etched, washed, neutralized and washed again, then dried completely — seams included — and wiped down with alcohol. Nothing is left between the tub and the coating.

  3. Seal, repair, mask

    New flexible caulk goes around the tub, chips and rust spots are repaired, and the tile, floor and fixtures are masked.

  4. Pour the coating

    The coating is poured along the rim. It runs down the walls, levels itself and closes over the caulk line into one seamless white layer. 24 hours later the tub is ready.

Questions

Bathtub refinishing in Gilbert: common questions

Why do you not refinish acrylic or fiberglass tubs?

They flex in use and need different preparation and products. Our pour-on method is made for rigid, porcelain-enameled metal, so that is all we work on.

How do I know what my Gilbert tub is made of?

Hold a fridge magnet to the inside wall. If it sticks, the tub is metal. Our one-minute guide covers the rest.

Do you come to Power Ranch, Seville and south Gilbert?

Yes, all of Gilbert is in our service area.

Do you serve Queen Creek and San Tan Valley?

We can, though for addresses that far out a travel fee may apply. You will have the exact total before booking.

Free estimate

Send a photo. Get a real price today.

No home visit needed for a quote. A photo of the tub is enough for us to confirm the price and offer a date.

  1. Text a photo of your tub to (602) 733-0000, or use the form.
  2. We confirm the price — $475 for a standard tub — and a day.
  3. One visit of about 3 hours. The tub is ready to use 24 hours later.

Get your free estimate

A photo of the tub is all we need to confirm the price.

Fastest way: text a photo of your tub to (602) 733-0000.

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