Bath, Basin and Shower Surface Repairs in Hampshire
A chip or scratch on a bath, basin or shower tray can be frustrating, especially when the rest of the bathroom is in good condition. Hampshire Surface Repair carries out localised cosmetic repairs to suitable bathroom surfaces, helping to improve their appearance without replacing the whole fixture.
What We Repair
Bath Repairs
We assess chips, scratches and small areas of surface damage on suitable baths. The damaged area is cleaned and prepared, then repaired, colour matched and finished to blend as closely as possible with the surrounding surface.
Basin Repairs
Chips around the rim or bowl of a basin can be particularly noticeable. Where a repair is suitable, we rebuild the damaged area, shape it to match the basin and apply a compatible finish.
Shower Tray and Surface Repairs
We also assess localised damage to suitable shower trays and surrounding bathroom surfaces. The repair method depends on the material, the position of the damage and how much water exposure the area receives.
Our Repair Process
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Assessment: Identify the surface material and check the type, depth and location of the damage.
2
Preparation: Clean and prepare the area so the repair material can bond properly.
3
Repair: Fill and shape the damaged section where appropriate.
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Colour matching: Match the surrounding surface as closely as possible.
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Finishing: Apply a suitable finish and advise when the area can be used again.
A cosmetic repair can greatly reduce the appearance of damage, but it may remain visible on close inspection. Cracks, movement or damage affecting the fixture's structural integrity may require replacement rather than a surface repair. We will explain what is practical after assessing the item.
Request a Repair Assessment
Hampshire Surface Repair covers Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester, Fareham, Eastleigh, Romsey, Basingstoke, the New Forest and surrounding areas.
Send us a photograph of the whole bath, basin or shower surface, plus a clear close-up of the damage. We'll advise whether a localised repair is suitable.