Bathtub reglazing
A new finish for a suitable original tub, starting at $400. Previously refinished tubs that need stripping start at $450.
Dab Hands Tub & Tile Reglazing
Bathtub reglazing
in Delaware County.
Dab Hands refinishes bathtubs, tile and shower pans across Delaware County, including Upper Darby, Haverford, Springfield, Media and Chester.
Delaware County
Keep the tub.
Renew the finish.
Delco has a lot of rowhomes and twins with built in tubs and original tile. A worn or stained tub does not always need replacing. If it is structurally sound, reglazing renews the finish and keeps the surrounding tile intact.
For property owners with several units, refinishing can keep bathrooms looking consistent from one unit to the next.
Services in Delaware County
Tub and tile
The tub and the surrounding wall tile refinished together for one coordinated look, starting at $800.
Clawfoot tubs
Keep the character of a freestanding tub and renew its surface, starting at $450.
Tile and shower pans
Ceramic tile refinishing starts at $10 per square foot. Shower pan refinishing starts at $250.
Prices are starting points.
Size, coating removal, repairs, surface condition and access can change the final price. See all services and starting prices or real before and after photos.
Communities we serve
Including these Delaware County communities. If your town is not listed, send your ZIP code and we will let you know.
- Upper Darby
- Drexel Hill
- Haverford
- Havertown
- Marple
- Springfield
- Radnor
- Media
- Lansdowne
- Ridley Park
- Swarthmore
- Chester
Other service areas
Dab Hands also works in these nearby areas. See the full service area guide.
Delaware County questions
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Send a few photos and your location for a free estimate.
Call (215) 459-4177What should I send for a Delaware County estimate?
Your town or ZIP code, clear photos of the whole tub or tile area, close ups of chips or peeling, and whether the surface was refinished before.
Can you repair a chip without refinishing the whole tub?
Small chip repairs can be possible depending on the spot and the existing finish. Send a close up photo so we can tell you what makes sense.
How do I care for the new finish?
Use mild liquid soap and a soft cloth, and avoid abrasive powders and harsh chemicals. Our free care guide covers the details.
Keep the space. Love the finish.
Your bathroom.
A fresh beginning.
Send a few photos and your location.
We will help you find the right next step.