A Complete Guide to Bathtub Repair

Nip a leak in the bud by getting after it right away. We can show you how to fix a leak to your bathtub faucet. Check out our guide.

If you’ve got grout in your bathtub walls, take a peak to learn how to regrout those walls to prevent any kind of mildew growth. We show you how with a few steps and a video.

Learn the signs of a potential leak by taking note of any curling of vinyl flooring or peeling paint. Then take a look at how to find what’s causing those issues by tracking down a hidden leak.

If you’ve had enough of that bathtub, find out how to get rid of it and install a shower tray. It’s a big project that will likely take a weekend but the people in your home will likely be pleased. See how to fit a shower tray.

Get back on track with your sliding shower doors if you’re having trouble with them. It can be an easier fix than you imagine, just make sure you’re familiar with the parts. We can guide you through adjusting sliding shower doors.

Eventually a tub faucet will show its age and it’ll need to go. Replacing a faucet can be done in a few simple steps. Check out how to replace a tub faucet.

Save time and energy by learning how to replace a shower drain from the top. All that’s needed is a 4-in-1 screwdriver and a caulk gun. Install a leak-proof drain to prevent any future issues. Check out how to install a bathtub drain.

Don’t rush out to the hardware store or call the plumber if there’s a clog in the bathroom tub drain. It might be possible to fix it at home with a coat hanger and a screwdriver. Hair typically serves as the root of the clog and using a wire hanger to scoop out the mess will likely do the trick. Check out how to unclog a bathtub drain without chemicals.

Brass drains will fade over time because of abrasive cleaning products or hair care products and it leaves a dingy looking drain. The best bet to repair a brass drain is likely to get a new one that will stand up better. They can be found at most home centers and assembly doesn’t take many tools.

Avoid any issues of someone leaving the faucet on the hot setting by installing an anti-scald showerhead. A showerhead like this can also prevent that problem of when someone else turns on water somewhere else while someone is in the shower. Usually that water out of the showerhead comes out scalding hot.

Water stains in the bathtub arise constantly and continual cleaning must be done to keep that bathtub in good condition.