BATHTUB LINER REMOVAL + REGLAZE Macomb County Michigan

Over time water can accumulate between your bathtub liner and the original tub, leading to mold, mildew, and the unsettling "waterbed effect" or floating bathtub. Our expert removal process eliminates the risk of water pooling, ensuring your bathtub remains stable and functional. By addressing the underlying issues, we help stop water damage before it becomes a costly problem. Choose our professional bathtub liner removal to protect your home and enjoy a safe, secure, and long-lasting bathroom upgrade!

Improper installation or measurements can lead to water accumulation between the tub and the liner. Bathtub Liners can crack overtime either from everyday use or improper installation. Bath Tub liners are designed to fit over your existing bathtub and walls. Several problems that may occur are result of water building in the space between the existing tub and the installed liner.

Prevent costly water damage with professional bathtub liner removal services in Detroit, Michigan. Over time, water can accumulate beneath your bathtub liner, leading to issues like mold, mildew, and the dreaded "waterbed effect" or floating bathtub. Removing the old liner and addressing the underlying bathtub is crucial to restoring structural integrity and preventing further damage. Our expert team ensures a thorough and mess-free removal process, identifying and resolving water accumulation to protect your home. Don’t let hidden water damage compromise your bathroom—choose our bathtub liner removal service for a safe, durable, and worry-free solution!Water Accumulation from Bathtub Liners

Improper installation or measurements can lead to water accumulation between the tub and the liner. Bathtub Liners can crack overtime either from everyday use or improper installation. Bath Tub liners are designed to fit over your existing bathtub and walls. Several problems that may occur are result of water building in the space between the existing tub and the installed liner. This is next to impossible to remove without replacing the liner itself. Over time, this water becomes stagnant, and will lead to offensive odors and unsanitary mold and mildew. The following issues can result in this water buildup:

>>Cracks in the liner around the drain due to improper measurements.

>>Since liners are formed from a single sheet of plastic, the corners are typically thin and are prone to cracking as well.

>>Improper installation or insufficient adhesive can also result in leaks around the drain areas.