Cracked, stained, or outdated tiles can make your entire bathroom or kitchen look drab. Instead of going through the hassle of demolition and replacement, consider tile reglazing. This process involves applying a durable finish over your existing tiles, instantly updating their appearance. Not only is it a faster and cleaner option than traditional tile replacement, but it’s also significantly more affordable. Our team at G&G Tub & Tile Reglazing uses top-of-the-line materials and techniques to ensure a long-lasting, beautiful finish. With our expert services, you can achieve the look you want without the stress of a major renovation.

Solving Common Tile Problems

Tile reglazing is a powerful solution for many common tile issues. Are your grout lines discolored or impossible to clean? Reglazing seals and refreshes them, making them look brand new. Is your tile color hopelessly dated, a remnant of a bygone era? We can change the color to a modern, clean white or any other color you choose. Are your tiles chipped or scuffed? The reglazing process can repair minor imperfections, creating a seamless and beautiful surface. This process is effective on a variety of tile types, including ceramic, porcelain, and even some stone tiles, transforming your floors, walls, and shower surrounds.

The Benefits for NYC Properties

In a city like New York, every square foot counts, and so does every dollar. For property owners and landlords, tile reglazing is an intelligent investment. It allows you to dramatically improve the look and cleanliness of a bathroom or kitchen in a rental unit without the high costs and lengthy downtime associated with a full tile replacement. This quick turnaround means less vacancy time and a higher potential for rental income. For homeowners, it’s an opportunity to update your space to match your personal style, increasing your home’s appeal and value without the commitment of a full-scale remodel. The new, non-porous surface is also incredibly easy to clean and maintain, resisting mold and mildew buildup.