We re-coat cast iron, steel, and porcelain tubs across Queens with our pour-on finish. Deep cracks, chips, rust, and a peeling old surface are gone in one visit — no tear-out, no new plumbing — and the tub is back in use the next day.
The borough is a patchwork — co-op towers, brick rowhouses, two-family homes, and houses with yards. Most of our Queens jobs are one of these three.
One tired tub in a house in Flushing, Bayside, or Forest Hills — brought back without pulling the bathroom apart.
Jackson Heights, Rego Park, Forest Hills. The board won’t allow demolition and neighbors are right below — so refinishing in place is the practical fix.
Astoria, Ridgewood, Jamaica. Turn a worn tub around between tenants — one visit, ready the next day, no unit offline for long.
Queens has more co-ops than anywhere in the city, and most boards want paperwork before any work starts. We handle that side constantly.

Tearing out a tub is a remodel — demolition, a plumber, new tile, and days without a bathroom. Refinishing keeps the tub in place and skips the mess.
Yes — we do this constantly. We carry general liability insurance and can name your building or management company on the certificate before we start. Queens has more co-ops than anywhere in the city, so board paperwork is a normal part of the job.
No, it isn’t. There’s no demolition, no plumbing work, and nothing structural — we re-coat the existing tub in place. That’s exactly why boards allow it when they won’t allow a full tub replacement.
It’s a self-leveling coating made for tubs. We pour it over the whole surface and it settles into a smooth, hard white finish. It’s solvent-free, so there’s almost no smell and no harsh fumes — the bathroom stays usable and neighbors aren’t bothered.
One visit of 3–4 hours, then about 24 hours to cure. In most cases the tub is ready the next day, so a rental is barely offline. Common across Astoria, Ridgewood, and Jamaica.
All of them — Jackson Heights, Flushing, Forest Hills, Astoria, Bayside, Long Island City, Jamaica, and everywhere between. If your neighborhood isn’t on our list, we still cover it.
Around 10 to 15 years with normal care. The coating is poured on thick and resists peeling and chipping far better than a sprayed finish. Every job carries a 5-year written warranty, and Queens tubs start at $435.
When you book with New York Tubs, you aren't getting a random sub-contractor. You're getting a master refinisher with over a decade of experience.
For over a decade I've worked in tub refinishing, and I've personally refinished hundreds of tubs — every job done by me, start to finish. My reputation is built on durable, long-lasting results, a clean process with no solvent fumes, and full respect for your home.
| Criteria | Traditional Spray-On Method | OUR METHOD Pour-On Application |
|---|---|---|
| Typical lifespan | 1-3 years | |
| On-Site Work Time | ~5 hours | |
| Coat thickness | 10 mils | |
| Odor during work | Strong solvent smell, lingers | |
| VOC content | High | |
| Safe to stay home | No — residents usually vacate | |
| Ready to Use | ~48 Hours | |
| Long-Term Value | Spray-on has a lower up-front cost, but the coating usually needs to be redone every couple of years. | A pour-on coat lasts long enough that most clients replace or sell the tub before the finish needs to be redone. |
A full replacement turns one tub into a building-wide project. Refinishing skips the parts nobody wants.
Text or email a few shots of your tub. We send a fixed price the same day, usually within a few hours.
We schedule around building hours and co-op rules, and send a certificate of insurance ahead of time if your board needs one.
One visit, 3–4 hours. We mask everything off, pour the new coating, and leave the bathroom clean.
The finish cures overnight and the tub is ready in about 24 hours — backed by a 5-year warranty. We’ve worked across New York since 2013.
If your tub is in Queens, we come to it — from Astoria and Sunnyside out to Flushing and the Rockaways.