Bathtub Color Change in Athens, Winder & Northeast Georgia
We change pink, blue, green or almond tubs to white or another color you choose.
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from$450
Real job · blue tub & tile changed to white
Signs you need it
- Pink, blue or green tub
- Almond or bone fixtures
- Matching colored tile
- Preparing to sell
- Mismatched fixtures
How we do it
- 1
Inspect & protect
- 2
Repair
- 3
Etch & bond primer
- 4
Spray full-coverage coats
- Full color change of one tub
- Chip repair
- Bonding primer + full-coverage topcoats
- Masking and ventilation
- Photo report and care guide
- 5-year written warranty
More details
About tub color change
We can do the wall tile at the same time so the bathroom matches. It's the same careful prep and refinishing work, with enough coverage to hide the old color.
Materials: Cast iron, steel, fiberglass, acrylic, ceramic tile
- Pink, blue or green tub. Mid-century colored fixtures that clash with every update you make.
- Almond or bone fixtures. 1980s–90s neutrals that look yellowed next to white trim and fixtures.
- Matching colored tile. Tile surrounds in the same dated color as the tub.
- Preparing to sell. Buyers often mentally budget a full remodel when they see colored fixtures.
- Mismatched fixtures. A white toilet and vanity next to an off-color tub.
Our full process
- 1.
Plan the color
We help you choose a shade that works with the room.
- 2.
Inspect & protect
We check the damage, protect the bathroom and set up ventilation.
- 3.
Deep clean & strip
We remove grease and strip failing coating without methylene chloride.
- 4.
Repair
We fill chips and stable surface cracks and sand the repairs level.
- 5.
Etch & bond primer
We use primer suited to the tub material.
- 6.
Spray full-coverage coats
We spray enough coverage to keep the old color from showing through.
- 7.
Cure, caulk & photo report
Allow 24 to 48 hours before use. We finish the caulk work and send job photos.
What can change the price
- Tub only vs. tub + surrounding tile
- Starting color (dark colors need more coats)
- Tub size and type
- Custom colors vs. standard white
- Matching sinks or vanity tops in the same visit
Refinish vs. replace
| Factor | Refinishing | Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | From $450 | $3,000–$8,000+ for new tub and tile |
| Time | 1 visit | 1–3 weeks |
| Demolition | None | Tub and tile removed |
| Use | 24–48 hours | Out of service through the remodel |
Doing the tub and tile together in one color gives the most dramatic before/after, and costs less than doing them in separate visits.
Tub Color Change FAQ
Can you turn a pink tub white?
Yes. We prep the tub and apply enough coverage so the old pink doesn't show through. Blue, green and almond can be changed too.
Can you change the tile color at the same time?
Yes. If the tile matches the old tub color, doing both together gives you an even finish across the bathroom.
What colors are available besides white?
Soft whites, light grays, greige and other neutrals. Ask about bold colors for a clawfoot or other statement tub.
Will it match my white toilet?
White shades aren't all identical. Send a photo and we'll suggest a shade that works with your toilet and sink.
Is a color change more expensive than a regular refinish?
Dark or strong starting colors can need more coverage. Color-change jobs start from $450. Light colors don't automatically get the dark-color coverage charge.
See your tub color change price from a photo
Send a photo for an estimate. We'll check it and text your exact price within 24 hours.