Bathtub refinishing in Paradise Valley, AZ
Paradise Valley's ranch estates from the 1950s through the 80s were built with the best fixtures of their day, including deep cast iron tubs. When the enamel finally wears, they deserve a new surface — not a dumpster.
- Cast iron and steel tubs
- One visit, about three hours
- Flat $475, 5-year warranty
What kind of tubs Paradise Valley was built with
The Town of Paradise Valley incorporated in 1961 to keep its one-acre lots and low-slung houses. Many of those houses are still there: sprawling mid-century and territorial-style ranches, with several bathrooms and good original fixtures.
Builders at this level did not use lightweight tubs. Cast iron was standard, sometimes oversized, sometimes sunken into a tiled platform. Fifty or sixty years later the iron is as good as ever. The porcelain has worn dull on the floor, been etched by cleaners and hard water, or picked up a chip.
Replacing such a tub is a serious project, especially a sunken one — it means breaking out tile and stone that may be impossible to match. Refinishing leaves all of that in place.
Neighborhoods we cover
Not listed? If you are anywhere in or near Paradise Valley, we most likely come to you.
What tubs in Paradise Valley usually need
Built-in and sunken tubs
Cast iron tubs set into tile or stone that cannot come out without demolishing the surround. Refinished in place, in one visit.
Guest wings and casitas
Secondary bathrooms age quietly. A day's work brings them back before guests arrive.
A finish to match the house
A thick poured coating has a deep gloss and no spray texture — it suits a bathroom where details are noticed.
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.
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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.
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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.
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Seal, repair, mask
New flexible caulk goes around the tub, chips and rust spots are repaired, and the tile, floor and fixtures are masked.
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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.
Bathtub refinishing in Paradise Valley: common questions
Can you refinish a sunken or oversized cast iron tub?
A standard-shaped cast iron tub set into a platform, yes — send a photo so we can confirm. Corner tubs and other unusual shapes we do not take on.
Do you work with house managers and designers?
Yes. Tell us who to coordinate access with and we will keep them informed.
Will workers need to carry equipment through the house?
Very little. There is no spray rig, no compressor and no ducting — just hand tools and materials, and floor protection on the way in.
Do you also serve Arcadia and the Biltmore area?
Yes. Those are part of our Phoenix service area.
Other cities we serve
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.
- Text a photo of your tub to (602) 733-0000, or use the form.
- We confirm the price — $475 for a standard tub — and a day.
- One visit of about 3 hours. The tub is ready to use 24 hours later.