Specialist Bath Resurfacing & Enamel Restoration Across Surrey
Bath Fixer Cranleigh provide expert bath repair, resurfacing, and enamel restoration across Cranleigh and the surrounding Surrey villages. Whether the damage is a single chip in an acrylic panel bath or widespread enamel deterioration on a period cast iron tub, our trained technicians deliver a lasting, professional repair that eliminates the need for costly bath replacement.
Every job begins with a detailed inspection of the surface. We assess the material, the extent of the damage, and the condition of the surrounding area before recommending the most effective repair approach. Cranleigh properties range from Victorian and Edwardian cottages with original cast iron baths through to modern village developments fitted with acrylic or stone resin units, and each surface demands a different treatment method. Bath Fixer Cranleigh have the practical knowledge to handle them all.
The reason our repairs outlast those offered by most competitors comes down to our bonding process. We apply two separate bonding agents, each cured individually with a hot air gun, before the enamel coat is sprayed. This dual primer system produces a significantly stronger adhesion between the new surface and the original bath than a single-primer method can achieve. The result is a finish that resists peeling, chipping, and discolouration over the long term.
Beyond baths, Bath Fixer Cranleigh also repair and restore sinks, basins, shower trays, ceramic tile surfaces, uPVC panels, granite worktops, and solid surface units. If a hard surface in your property has suffered damage, there is every likelihood we can restore it without the expense and disruption of full replacement.
Nearby Areas We Serve: The bath repair challenges we see in Cranleigh are echoed across the nearby villages and towns. Homeowners in Godalming and Shere encounter similar issues with ageing enamel, impact chips, and worn bath surfaces. Browse our area-specific guides for more detail on your location.
Bath Fixer Cranleigh use a proprietary two-stage bonding system that delivers a stronger, longer-lasting finish than standard single-primer methods.
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Our technicians blend custom colour formulations to match the existing finish on your bath surface. Whether working with original Victorian enamel that has mellowed to a warm cream or a modern brilliant white acrylic, the repaired section integrates invisibly with its surroundings.
Individual chip and crack repairs are finished within a couple of hours. A full bath resurfacing typically takes four to six hours on site, with the bath ready for careful use by the following day. There is no need for multiple appointments or extended downtime.
The combination of our dual bonding agent system and infrared curing process creates a hard-wearing surface that stands up to daily use. Every Bath Fixer Cranleigh repair carries a written guarantee, giving you confidence that the result will endure.
Bath Fixer Cranleigh technicians are qualified to work across enamel, acrylic, pressed steel, cast iron, stone resin, shower trays, basins, ceramic tiles, granite worktops, and uPVC surfaces. We carry full public liability insurance on every appointment.
Cranleigh is the largest village in England, and its property stock reflects over a century of residential growth. The historic core around the High Street and Cranleigh Common contains Victorian and Edwardian cottages and villas, many of which retain their original cast iron baths with period enamel finishes. The inter-war expansion brought substantial detached and semi-detached houses with pressed steel baths, while the post-war decades and more recent developments along Knowle Lane and the Stocklund Square area introduced modern acrylic and stone resin fittings.
Each of these materials deteriorates differently. The cast iron baths in Cranleigh's older cottages are susceptible to deep enamel crazing, rust bleeding through where moisture has breached the surface, and widespread dulling caused by decades of abrasive cleaning. Pressed steel baths from mid-century homes tend to develop surface chips around the tap end and along the base where the enamel has grown brittle with age. Acrylic baths in newer properties are vulnerable to impact cracks, stress fractures near the edges, and scratches from everyday use.
Bath Fixer Cranleigh tailor every repair to the particular material and condition of the bath. We do not apply a generic process across all surface types. That attention to the specific characteristics of the fixture in front of us is what separates a professional repair that lasts from a quick fix that fails within a few months.
Real examples of restoration work completed by Bath Fixer across the Cranleigh and Surrey area
A period cottage near Cranleigh Common contained an original Victorian cast iron roll-top bath that the owners were reluctant to part with. Years of hard water exposure had left heavy limescale deposits across the interior, and the enamel was deeply crazed along the base with rust spots visible at both drain and overflow points. A bathroom fitter had quoted over £3,500 to remove the bath, repair the exposed floorboards and plumbing, and install a modern replacement.
Bath Fixer Cranleigh treated all corroded areas with a specialist rust converter before rebuilding the eroded enamel sections with high-adhesion filler. The entire interior was abraded, degreased, and prepared for our two-stage bonding agent application. Two coats of colour-matched enamel were sprayed using our professional system and cured with infrared heat, followed by a full polish and perimeter reseal.
The roll-top bath was restored to a smooth, brilliant white finish with no trace of the previous corrosion or crazing. The owners preserved a characterful period fixture that would have been impossible to replace like-for-like, saved over £2,800 compared to the replacement quote, and had the work completed in a single day with a written guarantee.
A homeowner in one of the newer developments off Knowle Lane discovered a spreading crack along the base of their acrylic bath, accompanied by several smaller stress fractures radiating from the main fault line. A heavy ceramic soap dish had fallen from the shelf above and struck the bath surface, initiating the damage. The developer's warranty had expired, and the quoted replacement cost including plumbing and retiling exceeded £1,800.
We stabilised the main crack and each of the surrounding stress fractures using a reinforcing compound applied from both the surface and rear side where accessible. The damaged area was filled with a structural acrylic filler, sanded level, and the entire repaired zone was blended and colour-matched to the existing white finish. A protective topcoat was applied and cured on site.
The bath was structurally sound and visually flawless within three hours. The homeowner avoided the cost and upheaval of a full replacement, and the repaired area was indistinguishable from the undamaged surface. The work was completed with a written guarantee covering both the structural integrity and the surface finish.
Step-by-step breakdown of how Bath Fixer Cranleigh restore your bath to factory-fresh condition
Flooring, WC, basin, radiators, and all adjacent surfaces are covered with protective sheeting. Any existing sealant is removed and the work area is cleared for unrestricted access to the bath.
Industrial-strength cleaning agents strip all residue, limescale, and contaminants from the surface. Every chip, crack, scratch, and area of erosion is identified and mapped for targeted repair.
Taps, overflow, drain, tiles, and walls are masked with specialist materials. The bath surface is keyed to create an optimal profile for bonding, and a final degrease removes any remaining contaminants.
The first bonding agent is applied and cured. A second primer follows, applied using high-temperature techniques. This two-stage process – the hallmark of the Bath Fixer method – produces an exceptionally strong bond with the original surface.
Colour-matched enamel is professionally sprayed across the prepared surface. Our infrared low-bake curing system accelerates the bonding process and produces a smooth, hard-wearing, factory-quality finish.
The surface is polished to a high gloss, all masking is removed, and a protective waterproof sealant is applied around the bath perimeter. A final quality inspection is carried out before sign-off.
Feedback from homeowners and landlords who have used Bath Fixer in Surrey
"We had a badly chipped cast iron bath in our cottage near Cranleigh Common. Alex arrived promptly and spent time explaining every stage of the process. The finish is immaculate and the colour match to our original enamel is spot on. Thoroughly recommended."
"Ilia repaired a deep scratch and several chips in our acrylic bath. He was professional, tidy, and the result is faultless. You genuinely cannot tell where the damage was. Bath Fixer offered by far the best value compared to the quotes we received for replacement."
"Needed our rental property bathroom sorted before the new tenants moved in. Bath Fixer resurfaced the bath and repaired the basin in a single day. The letting agent was impressed with the quality and it saved us a significant amount compared to fitting new sanitaryware."
Transparent pricing from Bath Fixer Cranleigh – select the service level that suits your repair requirements
Bath Fixer Cranleigh offer three tiers of service designed to cover different levels of damage and different budgets. Every repair uses the same professional-grade materials and our signature dual bonding system – the distinction lies in the scope of work involved. From a single chip to a full bathroom suite refinish, we have a package that fits.
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Individual chip or crack repair on any bath surface
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Complete bath resurfacing with dual bonding system
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Complete bathroom refinishing for a full transformation
Common questions answered by Bath Fixer Cranleigh
Resurfacing your existing bath typically costs between forty and seventy per cent less than a full replacement. For period properties common in Cranleigh, where cast iron baths are built into tiled surrounds, removal can mean extensive disruption to tiling, flooring, and plumbing. Resurfacing preserves the original bath and restores it to a factory-fresh condition in a single visit, without any of that upheaval.
Yes. Our coating system works on bathtubs, washbasins, pedestals, and ceramic tile surfaces. We can refinish a complete suite to a uniform colour of your choice in a single visit. The only fixture we recommend replacing rather than coating is the toilet, as the cleaning chemicals and abrasive brushes used during regular maintenance gradually wear through a refinished surface over time.
Absolutely. Even a small chip exposes the substrate beneath the enamel to moisture, which over time leads to rust on steel baths or further cracking on acrylic. A professional repair seals the damage, colour-matches it to the surrounding surface, and prevents the problem from worsening. It is far less expensive to address a chip early than to deal with the corrosion or cracking it causes if left untreated.
A complete bath resurfacing takes between four and six hours on site. That includes thorough surface preparation, chip and crack repair, the application of our dual bonding agents, enamel spray coating, infrared curing, and a final polish. The bath can be used lightly within twenty-four hours and reaches full cure within forty-eight hours.
The majority of our callouts to rectify failed repairs involve consumer-grade kits purchased from hardware stores. These products lack the adhesion strength, colour accuracy, and durability of professional-grade materials. They frequently produce an obvious patch, an uneven texture, or a finish that yellows and lifts within a matter of weeks. A professional repair from Bath Fixer Cranleigh costs more upfront but delivers a result measured in years rather than months.
Bath Fixer covers all of Cranleigh and the surrounding Surrey villages. Our regular service area includes Ewhurst, Alfold, Shamley Green, Bramley, Shere, Wonersh, Dunsfold, and Chiddingfold. We also attend properties across the wider Waverley and Guildford boroughs, including Godalming, Haslemere, and Guildford itself.
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Bath Fixer provide professional bath repair and resurfacing across Cranleigh and the surrounding Surrey villages
The village centre and surrounding residential streets contain a rich mix of Victorian cottages, Edwardian villas, inter-war detached homes, and modern infill developments. Bath repairs range from cast iron enamel restoration in period properties to acrylic crack repair in newer builds.
Book in CranleighThe rural parishes south of Cranleigh feature characterful period cottages and farmhouses alongside more recent barn conversions and village homes. Original baths in these older properties frequently need enamel restoration and rust treatment after decades of use.
Bath Repair EwhurstThese popular villages between Cranleigh and Guildford contain a blend of period homes and family houses from the mid-twentieth century onwards. Pressed steel baths with worn enamel and ageing acrylic panel baths are the most frequent repair requests from this area.
Bath Repair BramleyThe villages to the south and west of Cranleigh are characterised by detached properties on generous plots, many dating from the Victorian era through to the 1960s. Cast iron and pressed steel baths remain widespread, with enamel wear and rust being the primary repair needs.
Book in AlfoldAmong the most picturesque villages in Surrey, Shere and Gomshall contain a high proportion of listed and period properties where preserving original fixtures is a priority. Bath resurfacing is often the preferred solution for homeowners wishing to retain their heritage bathroom fittings.
Bath Repair ShereBath Fixer Cranleigh deliver the specialist bath repair and resurfacing service that Surrey homeowners and landlords depend on. Whether your requirement is a single chip restored, a full bath resurfaced, or an entire bathroom suite refinished, our trained technicians produce a factory-quality result backed by a written guarantee.
Every job uses our proprietary dual bonding system and infrared curing process – the same professional methodology regardless of whether the task is a minor touch-up or a complete restoration. We do not compromise on materials, we do not rush the process, and we do not sign off until the finish meets our exacting standards.
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