How much does bath repair & resurfacing cost?
Repairs start from £95, always fully quoted before we start — often from a photo you send us. Resurfacing a whole bath costs a fraction of replacing it once you add tiling and plumbing.
Typical prices
| Job | From | Time on site |
|---|---|---|
| Single chip repair | £95 | 1–2 hours |
| Crack or several chips | £135 | 2–3 hours |
| Full bath resurface / re-enamel | £295 | Half a day + curing |
| Shower tray / worktop repair | Quoted from a photo | On assessment |
Every job is fully quoted before we start — often from a photo you send us. The price depends on the type of damage, the material and the size of the fitting.
Cost questions
How much does bath resurfacing cost?
Bath resurfacing typically costs a few hundred pounds — far less than ripping out and replacing a bath, which also means new tiling, plumbing and days of disruption. The exact price depends on the bath's size, material and condition. We quote the full price before we start, with no surprises.
How much does it cost to re-enamel a bath?
Re-enamelling a bath is usually a few hundred pounds, a fraction of the cost of replacement once you add tiling and plumbing. Cast iron and roll-top baths can be a little more because of their size. We give you a fixed quote up front.
Is bath resurfacing worth it?
For most baths, yes. Resurfacing costs far less than replacement, is done in hours rather than days, and avoids the mess and cost of new tiling and plumbing. If the bath is structurally sound, refinishing gives you a like-new surface without the upheaval.
Should I repair or replace my bath?
If the bath is structurally sound and the damage is chips, cracks, stains or a worn surface, repair or resurfacing is almost always the better value — cheaper, quicker and no tiling or plumbing work. Replacement only makes sense when the bath itself is broken beyond a surface repair.