Customer Testimonials
"A complete refinish. sanded down the existing tub (~90 years old), filled in the scrapes and worn areas, and applied a new white finish to the tub. everything was cleaned up after the job.Member Comments:were prompt, explained the entire process and completed the refinish within the day. The tub looks magnificent! it is brilliant, white, and the worn areas have been repaired to (nearly) new. We have an old, long tub and I am happy to be able to keep it (and more happy about not having to remove it and replace it). Heinden tub refinish was exactly what we needed, and the quality of work was excellent."
Arlene
September 17 2011
September 17 2011
"They refinished a tub for me.Member Comments:were very prompt and informative about the process. It looks great compared to the before. It was a very cost effective alternative to replacing the tub. The smell is strong!! but dissapated in a day. I would plan on not being there for a while after they leave. It has been 3 months or so and it is still looking good. Will hire again if needed."
Ray
August 7 2011
August 7 2011
Briant
July 29 2011
July 29 2011
"Refinished a tub in short timeframe, Randy squezzed our project in between other jobs. Excellent work. No issues at all"
"They resurfaced two tubs and did some minor repairs.They did a great job."
Paulette
July 13 2011
July 13 2011
Maya
July 10 2011
July 10 2011
Michael
July 28 2011
July 28 2011
"Randy refinished our BADLY stained, pitted and gouged claw foot tub.Personally he was very professional and personable! The tub is beautiful and looks fresh and new in our 120 year old home. was a delight to take a spa bath once the tub was finished! Randy takes special care to make sure his work area is picked up once he is done. would highly recommend using him!"
Reglazed tub and surround (tile) for $800; tile and dry wall repair (subcontracted) for $400.liked Randy, and were overall very impressed with his work. When we moved into our house the bathroom was just short of a mess: short, outdated vanity, bulkhead fluorescent lighting, moldy walls because there was no fan, etc. etc. Over time, we have been slowly bringing this bathroom back into the 21st century and it looks a lot better. The last part of the equation was to reglaze the tub and tub surround, and this is what we hired Randy to do.
For the most part, he did an excellent job-helped us find a tile setter on short notice to do a somewhat extensive repair (doing so really saved our behinds), reglazed the tub and tile surround so that it sparkles, cleaned up afterwards. The work was scheduled for a Saturday, but because we needed extra tile and drywall work, Randy could not complete the job that day (he reglazes tubs but doesn't do tile and drywall work). He subcontracted someone to do the repair work on Monday, allowing him to finish soon thereafter. To complicate matters, we left town Sunday for about a week, so if Randy hadn't hired someone so quickly, the tub would have been unusable for a long time. A lifesaver, for sure.
Somehow, a screw to the diverter handle was lost, and even though Randy found a temporary replacement screw he said he would fashion (or find) a new one so that everything would be as it should be, he has yet to do so. He told us he would drop it into our mailbox so that we could replace it; he hasn't done this and, oh well, I guess I'm okay with it because he made the tub and surround look so nice. We did all this in preparation for selling our house. It sold quickly and I have no doubt that reglazing the tub contributed to its quick sale. So, we're quite happy; just wish Randy had finished that one small detail."
For the most part, he did an excellent job-helped us find a tile setter on short notice to do a somewhat extensive repair (doing so really saved our behinds), reglazed the tub and tile surround so that it sparkles, cleaned up afterwards. The work was scheduled for a Saturday, but because we needed extra tile and drywall work, Randy could not complete the job that day (he reglazes tubs but doesn't do tile and drywall work). He subcontracted someone to do the repair work on Monday, allowing him to finish soon thereafter. To complicate matters, we left town Sunday for about a week, so if Randy hadn't hired someone so quickly, the tub would have been unusable for a long time. A lifesaver, for sure.
Somehow, a screw to the diverter handle was lost, and even though Randy found a temporary replacement screw he said he would fashion (or find) a new one so that everything would be as it should be, he has yet to do so. He told us he would drop it into our mailbox so that we could replace it; he hasn't done this and, oh well, I guess I'm okay with it because he made the tub and surround look so nice. We did all this in preparation for selling our house. It sold quickly and I have no doubt that reglazing the tub contributed to its quick sale. So, we're quite happy; just wish Randy had finished that one small detail."