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Appointment guide

How to prepare the bathroom for a bathtub reglazing appointment.

Project-specific instructions always come first. These general steps help make access, communication and the work area clearer before the appointment.

Bathtub masked and prepared before professional reglazing

Confirm the project-specific instructions first

Preparation can vary by coating system, property and scope. Follow the exact instructions provided for your appointment rather than treating a general online checklist as universal.

Clear the bathroom and access path

  • Remove toiletries, towels, mats, shower curtains and movable accessories when instructed
  • Keep the path from the entrance to the bathroom clear
  • Share parking, loading, elevator or concierge requirements in advance
  • Arrange access for occupied units and confirm who will meet the technician

Report leaks, movement and failed caulking

Do not wait until the appointment to mention a dripping fixture, active leak, moving tub, soft area or unresolved water damage. These conditions may need to be addressed or may change whether the project should proceed as planned.

Ask about ventilation, pets and household access

Discuss how the work area will be managed, who needs access to the home and any project-specific instructions for pets, children, tenants or neighbouring units. Follow the ventilation and cure-time instructions provided for your specific project and coating system.

Plan for the cure period

The tub must remain unused for the exact period provided for the completed project. Arrange alternate bathroom access when necessary and keep the written care instructions for homeowners, tenants or staff.

Final check: confirm access, remove instructed items, report leaks or movement and keep the bathroom unavailable for the specified cure period.
Send the tub, not a sales pitch

Start with photos. Get a scope built around your actual bathtub.

Include one wide photo, close-ups of the problem, your city and the number of tubs. Those details help identify prior coatings, access issues and conditions that need a closer look.

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