Bath & Basin Resurfacing
Benefits of Bath & Basin Resurfacing
Do you desire a brand-new look for your bathroom for a mere fraction of the price for a traditional renovation? Do you want to add real value to your home? Would you like to save as much as 70% on remodeling with no mess or hassle? Perhaps resurfacing your bath and basin is the answer to your prayers!
For a few hundred dollars, a novice decorator can transform their old, outdated, or failing bath and basin features into new, beautiful, usable structured. Renovation technology featuring coating systems allow for simple, affordable resurfacing options, while full-sized liners can totally cover the entire bath or basin, creating the appearance of a brand-new bathroom.
Resurfacing is just as good, if not better, than a total renovation for a number of reasons. Replacing your basin, tiles, and bath is much more expensive than resurfacing. Since most resurfacing jobs can be completed by the average homeowner, you will not have to deal with tradesmen, messes, noise, frustration, or purchasing a new outfit. Resurfacing jobs can be completed in as few as four hours on average, in comparison to weeks or even months with a traditional renovation. The resurfaced finish lasts just as long as the surfaces of brand-new tiles, basins, or baths. Finally, resurfacing is economical, practical, and affordable!
To totally replace your bath or basin you will have to first tear out all of the old items. When you consider the total cost of replacement you must also consider the time and expenses related to this tear out, along with the price of replacement items, labor charges for installation, as well as the time and mess involved in the renovation. An average price for renovating a small bathroom runs somewhere around $15,000, taking somewhere between two to three weeks to complete. Resurfacing, on the other hand, takes as little as four hours and no more than two days to complete, from start to finish.
Most bath and basin facilities can be resurfaced. Refinishing systems look beautiful on every type of surface including laminate, acrylic, fiberglass, cultured marble, and ceramic tiles. Cleaning the new surfaces are also easy. It is recommended to use strong, non-abrasive cleaners, which will safely clean your new fixtures without causing any damage to the gloss. With proper maintenance and care, a resurfaced bath or basin can be expected to last at least 10 to 15 years and as much as 30 years.