Refinished Bathtub Increases a Home’s Resale Value

Refinished Bathtub Increases a Home’s Resale Value

Location. Location. Location. You’ve likely heard this timeless real estate advice more than once. It’s entirely true that a home in a desirable location will sell faster and for a higher price than a comparable home in a less exclusive part of town. The right location is what draws buyers to view a property, but it’s not necessarily what closes the sale.

To understand how to increase a home’s resale value, focus on kitchens and baths — they can make or break a realty deal. No matter how perfect a location, first impressions of your home’s interior are a vital selling point. What a potential buyer immediately thinks when they walk through the door will stick, which is compounded as they walk about your house. Consciously or subconsciously, they’re comparing their impressions of your home’s value with other properties they’re viewing.

What makes a good impression on a buyer? For ideas on how to help a home sell quicker, think about how a buyer might feel walking through the kitchen or bathroom. Good first impressions come from bright, modern kitchens and updated bathrooms. Read more

Bathroom Refinishing: New Year, New Bathroom

Bathroom Refinishing: New Year, New Bathroom

With New Year’s holiday still ever-present on everyone’s minds, resolutions are being made left and right. If you’ve been putting up with outdated or aged tiles in your bathroom, doing something about it may have found its way to your New Year’s Resolution list. You might want to consider bathroom refinishing, also known as reglazing, rather than replacing your tiles or bathtub. It can be a cheaper option with the same great results; plus, if you like your tiles/bathtub antique, you won’t have to part with them in your forever home.

Bathroom tile and/or bathtub refinishing will make a great addition to your New Year’s resolution list as it can make your bathroom look brand new but at a fraction of the cost. Read more

Hotel Bathtub Refinishing - Bostonian Hotel - Downtown Boston

Hotel Bathtub Refinishing & Ceramic Tile Surround Refinishing Solutions.

We know the hospitality industry wants to ensure their properties maintain a pristine appearance for satisfying lodging. Superior Bathtub Refinishing supports the needs of your commercial properties with services that could help you increase rents. We understand that each day your room is down is lost revenue. We do all we can to avoid this. We understand Hospitality commercial accounts have specific needs and concerns when initiating a project, particularly regarding the time required and the impact on space during high-occupancy periods. Read more

Bathtub Refinishing Frequently Asked Questions - After

Refinishing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q:  Why Choose Refinishing?

A:  When considering the cost of replacement, you must also consider the costs of the removal, replacement items, labor and installation – not to mention the mess and time bathroom remodeling typically takes. Refinishing increases the value of your home and with more than 80% savings over replacement, refinishing is an ideal solution. Read more

Should You Refinish or Replace Your Bathtub? -Bathtub Refinishing

Should You Refinish or Replace Your Bathtub?

If you can buy a new bathtub for about the same cost as getting one refinished, why not just buy a new one?

You can buy a brand new bathtub for as little as $500, but you can’t replace it for that same $500. Why? Because houses are built around bathtubs and the most expensive part of replacing a bathtub is definitely not the cost of the new tub.

As a matter of fact, most of the expense of replacement is initially hidden. What are some of these hidden costs? Read more

Refinishing Tile Is the Most Transformative Fix for a Dated Bathroom

Refinishing Tile Is the Most Transformative Fix for a Dated Bathroom

Watch as your pink tub, sink, and tiles turn crisp, bright white…like magic. Refinishing Tile is Magic !!!

When you’re “blessed” with a colorfully tiled bathroom right out of the 1950s (peach? teal? faded yellow?), only two paths forward readily present themselves: Deal with it, or renovate. But a third option—reglazing tile, tubs, and sinks—has crept onto our radar, a fix that requires neither the time nor cost of a gut renovation yet can be nearly as transformative. Maybe you’ve heard of it by another name: Reglazing is also called resurfacing, refinishing, or even painting (though the last isn’t accurate), depending on whom you’re talking to. But the process is the same: A professional will come to your home and, after a deep cleaning of the bathroom in question, spray a very thin, opaque, gleaming coat of enamel across the tile, sink, tub, or all of the above—wholly transforming the room in a matter of hours. Read more

Superior Bathtub Refinishing - Restoration Done Right Boston Metro Area

What you need to know before refinishing your bathtub

A lot of work goes into refinishing a bathtub, more than you might think. In fact, about 98 percent of a bathtub refinishing job is the preparation that takes place before the bathtub is painted. The other 2 percent is using a quality bathtub refinishing coating and the technique of a professional bathtub refinisher. If you think your bathtub is in need of refinishing, then there are a few questions that you need to ask yourself. Read more

Bathtub Refinishing

Superior Bathtub Refinishing Restores Bathrooms Right

When the people of Greater Boston need a bathroom redone they call Superior Bathtub Refinishing. Superior restores and renews bathrooms of all types saving you the cost and headache of rebuilding the whole room. Owner and technician Nicholas Coletti took some time to answer our questions about Superior.

How can your services add value and/or beauty to any bathroom? Read more

Reasons For Bathtub Reglazing - Superior Bathtub Refinishing

Reasons For Bathtub Reglazing

Bathtub Reglazing is Necessary When Peeling:

Bathtub reglazing may be needed if your bathtub has a large peeling marks. Most often peeling marks occur when the chemical bond is broken down due to the fact that the tub has been improperly reglazed. Peeling marks are basically paint that is slowing coming off of the tub and will continue to get worse. Especially if u have children it is very important to strip and reglaze your bathtub as soon as possible to avoid your child from getting cut from the flaking resurfacing product or in some cases the child eating paint chips.
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