Bath repair in Isle of Anglesey

How bath repair works in Isle of Anglesey

Most baths can be used again the next day. We repair just the damaged spot and colour-match it to the bath, which is far cheaper than replacing a fitted bath and the tiles around it. Our technicians work on pressed steel enamel, cast iron enamel and acrylic, and people most often call us about chips from dropped bottles, tiles or tools and scratches and burns.

Nearly all the chips we see starts with something being dropped: bottles, shower heads, tiles and tools. On enamelled baths, a chip that reaches the metal will start to rust once water gets in. Acrylic baths tend to crack if they aren’t properly supported, often around the taps or the plughole.

On the day, the technician arrives at the agreed time, protects the room with dust sheets and masking and gets started. The job usually takes a morning or an afternoon. We clean up when we’re done and tell you when it’s ready to use.

1. We clean the area and remove any loose enamel or rust.
2. The chip or crack is filled, then sanded level with the bath.
3. The colour is mixed on the spot to match your bath.
4. We apply the finish coats and polish the repair so it blends in.
5. We leave it to cure; you can usually use the bath the next day.

What it costs in Isle of Anglesey

Prices start from £95. What it costs depends on the type and amount of damage, the material and how many jobs we combine into one visit. You get a fixed quote from your pictures, so you know the cost before you book.

Why book with us

• Colour mixed on the day to match
• Dust sheets down, tidy finish
• Technicians who travel to you, UK-wide
• CHAS, Constructionline and SafeContractor accredited

Questions to ask before you book

• A fixed price, and whether VAT is included
• What aftercare is recommended
• How long the guarantee is and what it covers
• How the room is protected while we work

Near you in Holyhead

In Holyhead, that means homes near Ysgol Santes Fair, Breakwater Country Park and The Seventy Nine pub. Holyhead has its own railway station: Holyhead station. A little further out are Caer Gybi (less than half a mile north) and Stanley Sailors' Hospital (less than half a mile east). Green spaces nearby include Llyn Dinam and South Stack Cliffs RSPB reserve.