Bathtub Refinishing & Reglazing in San Anselmo

Built for San Anselmo’s bathrooms

San Anselmo grew up around the railroad junction at The Hub, and the streets radiating from it — Seminary Hill, Yolanda Park, Winship Park, the Barber Tract and Morningside — are lined with 1900s–1930s Craftsman bungalows, brown-shingle cottages and Spanish-style homes. Their bathrooms are small, plaster-walled and often original, with cast-iron and clawfoot tubs, pedestal and wall-hung sinks and hex or subway tile that has outlasted a century of owners.

Sleepy Hollow and Red Hill were developed mostly in the 1950s and 60s with single-story ranch homes whose steel tubs, colored ceramic tile and period vanities are now sixty years old. In both parts of town, replacing a fixture means demolition in a tight room, while refinishing means repairing the chips, rust and cracks, prepping the surface and bonding a new durable, glossy coating — with a color change to white if the original is a dated pastel — at up to 75% less than replacement.

Reglazing restores those fixtures in place: we repair chips and rust, then apply a fresh, glossy finish over the existing surface — keeping your tub, sink and tile exactly where they belong. It’s the low-disruption choice — and at up to 75% less than replacement, the budget-friendly one too.