Question 1

Why Bath Enamel Repair / Re-enamel – is it worth it?

Accepted Answer

Cost-wise it's usually much cheaper than buying new — refinishing a bathtub can be up to 75% less expensive and you avoid the disposal fees that come with replacing items. Restoring keeps unique or sentimental value intact while making items look and work better, and for antiques or vintage pieces restoration helps preserve their historical beauty. We really think you'll find it worthwhile.

Question 2

Weekend availability?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, we understand the need for flexibility and are happy to accommodate weekend appointments whenever possible. However, availability during weekends is subject to confirmation at the quote stage. Once we discuss your specific requirements, we can provide a more definitive answer regarding our weekend scheduling.

Question 3

How long is the warranty?

Accepted Answer

Bath, shower and sink re-enamelling and resurfacing comes with a 5 year warranty and guarantee covering flaking or cracking of the new enamel surface. Bath, shower and sink chip repairs come with a 1 year warranty and guarantee, except crack repairs which come with a 6 month guarantee.

Question 4

Will a chip or crack repair match the existing colour?

Accepted Answer

Certainly. Our bath crack repair and bath chip repair services are designed to seamlessly match the existing colour of your bath enamel. We take great care to ensure the repaired area blends perfectly with the surrounding surface. We also offer a satisfaction warranty and you only pay once the repair is complete and you are fully happy with the results.

Question 5

How long will the bath enamel repair / re-enamel last?

Accepted Answer

A newly enamelled bath typically lasts 10 to 15 years, and with proper maintenance and cleaning it may even last up to 20 years.

Question 6

How do I care for and maintain the surface after it is repaired or re-enamelled?

Accepted Answer

You can use a regular spray cleaner on your bath, shower or sink and wipe it down with a cloth or sponge. Avoid anything too abrasive. We also recommend avoiding bleach because it can dull the shine over time. If you need to tackle limescale, limescale removers are safe to use without causing any damage.

Question 7

Is Bath Repair Services insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we are fully insured. We hold both public liability and trade insurance to ensure complete coverage and peace of mind for our clients.

Question 8

What is your experience with bath repair kits?

Accepted Answer

They work fairly decently in some cases; however, most of our clients find them quite disappointing. Although they follow the instructions carefully, the final result often looks uneven and doesn't match the existing colour. Unfortunately bath repair kits don't seem to last long, with patched areas beginning to peel within just a few weeks.

Question 9

How long does it take to complete a bath repair?

Accepted Answer

A bath enamel re-spray (complete resurface of the bath) takes up to one whole day, around 6 to 10 hours, and is done in your home. There is no need to take off the taps or side panel — our technician will cover the surrounding area so when the job is done you will have a brand new looking bath.

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