Identify the bathing fixture
Send a full view that includes the apron, basin and walls. A compact bathtub can be mistaken for a shower base in a close crop, and the actual fixture affects what needs to be assessed.
BBR helps Kilgore customers assess existing tub-and-shower surfaces before deciding on repair or refinishing. A clear view of the bathing area is useful when the tub, surround and nearby fixtures need different treatment.

Compact white bathtub with a tiled surround and a handheld shower. BBR project photo from the Kilgore area.
Send a full view that includes the apron, basin and walls. A compact bathtub can be mistaken for a shower base in a close crop, and the actual fixture affects what needs to be assessed.
A molded surround and a tiled surround have different boundaries. Tell BBR whether your request is for the tub surface, the surrounding walls or both, and point out loose or damaged areas.
If plumbing, tile or other bathroom work is also planned, mention it when requesting the estimate. The order of work and protection of finished surfaces should be discussed before a refinishing appointment.
The surface condition and agreed work guide the process. BBR reviews the project before promising a repair, finish or schedule.
Send full views, closeups of damage and your nearest town. Mention leaks, movement, prior repairs and older coatings.
Confirm the included surfaces and repairs, preparation, limitations, price, applicable warranty and cure instructions before work is scheduled.
We protect the surrounding area and prepare, repair and refinish the agreed surfaces according to the job requirements.
Follow the written cure and care instructions for your job. Review the BBR care and warranty guide and ask about anything that is unclear.
BBR provides bathtub, shower, tile and countertop refinishing and repair assessment. Send the actual surface and condition so we can discuss suitable work.
Yes. Include a wide view and separate closeups of damage. That makes it easier to identify the fixture and avoid overlooking surfaces that need a separate scope.
No. Tile or surround work must be specifically assessed and listed in the written scope along with the tub work.
For chips, cracks or movement, review bathtub repair and fiberglass repair. For finish care and written terms, use the care and warranty guide.