Bathtub Refinishing in Pinellas Park, Florida

Pinellas Park is the closest city to our shop, about fifteen minutes from us in St. Petersburg, so it is usually the quickest place for us to get to. The owner is on your job. Most tubs are finished in a single day: hand-poured epoxy from $550 with a 5-year warranty, or a budget spray refresh from $420.

What we find in Pinellas Park bathrooms

Pinellas Park is a working city rather than a resort one, and the housing shows it: retirement streets, manufactured home parks, and block houses that have been rented out for thirty years. Almost none of it is new, and that is good news for a refinisher.

The Mainlands and the 55+ streets

The Mainlands of Tamarac by the Gulf alone is about 1,500 homes across seven neighbourhood associations, built between 1969 and 1987 with most of them going up in the early 1970s. Those bathrooms are typically original: one bath, a standard alcove tub with a high side, and tile that has outlived two kitchens. Replacing the tub means tearing out that tile. Refinishing does not, and it takes a day. A built-in non-slip bottom from $60 is the add-on we recommend most often here, for the obvious reason.

The manufactured home parks

There are more manufactured home communities in and around Pinellas Park than almost anywhere in the county. Those tubs are thin fiberglass or plastic, usually moulded into a one-piece surround, and they need lighter preparation than cast iron. We do refinish them. We also tell people when we cannot: if the floor of the tub flexes under your weight or the surface is cracked through, a coating will not hold, and we would rather say that than take the job.

Block houses off Park Boulevard and 49th Street

Three bedroom, one or two bath concrete block houses from the 1950s through the 1970s, many of them rentals now. Standard five-foot alcove tub, original tile surround, usually stained rather than damaged. Straightforward jobs, and the wall tile can be done at the same visit.

Rentals, flips and pre-sale work

A large share of what we do in Pinellas Park is turnover work for landlords, property managers and realtors: a tub that has to look clean in a listing photo and survive the next tenant. That is what the spray option is for, and property managers get $50 off. If you are staying in the house yourself, we will tell you to take the epoxy instead and why.

What it costs in Pinellas Park

Hand-poured epoxyfrom $550Odorless, usable in 24 hours, 5-year written warranty, built to last up to 20 years.
Cosmetic spray refreshfrom $420Cures in 48 hours, 1-year warranty, typically 2 to 5 years. Best for rentals and pre-sale.
Built-in non-slip bottomfrom $60Textured safety surface built into the tub floor. No mat, nothing to trap water.
Property managers and realtors$50 off either optionVolume work in occupied units, minimal downtime.
Replacing the tub insteadfrom about $3,000Once you count demolition, tile and disposal. Takes about a week.

Every price is a starting point. Send a few photos and we will give you the real number the same day.

Where we work in Pinellas Park

The Mainlands, Bonnie Bay, Mainlands Golf Course area, the streets off Park Boulevard, 49th Street, 66th Avenue and US 19, plus Kenneth City, Lealman, Seminole and Largo next door. If you are in 33781, 33782 or 33784, we cover you.

Common questions from Pinellas Park

How soon can you get to Pinellas Park?
Usually within a few days. We are based in St. Petersburg, so Pinellas Park is the closest city we work in, around fifteen minutes from the shop.

Do you work in the Mainlands and other 55+ neighbourhoods?
Yes, often. Those houses are mostly from the 1970s and the bathrooms are usually original, which is exactly what refinishing is for. We can also add a non-slip bottom while we are there.

Can you refinish the tub in a manufactured home?
Often yes. Those tubs are thin fiberglass or plastic, usually moulded into a one-piece surround, so they need different preparation than cast iron. Send photos first. If the floor flexes badly or the surface is cracked through, we will tell you a coating will not hold.

I am selling the house. Is refinishing worth it before listing?
For most sellers, yes. A clean white tub in the listing photos costs a fraction of a bathroom remodel, and the spray option is the usual choice because it is cheaper and the buyer is not going to live with it for twenty years.

Get a price for your tub

Send a few photos of your tub and your zip code, and we will tell you which option makes sense and what it costs, including when the answer is to leave it alone for now. Get a quote, or call (727) 205-9697.

Also see: St. Petersburg, Largo, Clearwater, Seminole, our refinishing guides, and everywhere else we work.

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