Bathtub Reglazing & Refinishing in Putnam, Dutchess & Rockland Counties
Although we’re named for Westchester, Perma Ceram of Westchester also serves nearby parts of Putnam, Dutchess and Rockland counties. From our base in Cortlandt Manor, many neighboring towns are a short drive away, so homeowners just over the county line can get the same bathtub reglazing, tile repair and bathroom restoration services.
Areas We Serve in Putnam, Dutchess & Rockland
We regularly work in and around:
- Putnam County – including Carmel and Mahopac
- Dutchess County
- Rockland County
Not sure whether we cover your town? Call us or include your town in the contact form, and we’ll let you know right away. Putnam County towns such as Carmel and Mahopac are especially close to our shop.
Bathroom Services in Putnam, Dutchess & Rockland
- Bathtub reglazing & resurfacing – porcelain, cast iron, steel and fiberglass tubs
- Tile repair and tile reglazing
- Tile regrouting
- Porcelain & fiberglass chip repair
- Toilet restoration
Why Homeowners Choose Perma Ceram of Westchester
- Family-owned and operated since 1978, based in Cortlandt Manor
- Most bathtub resurfacing jobs take 1–3 hours, and the tub is usually ready to use about 6 hours later
- Resurfacing can extend a tub’s life by 8–10 years without tearing out tile or plumbing
- Resurfacing projects come with up to a five-year warranty
- Free consultations and estimates
Reglazing vs. Replacing Your Bathtub
Replacing a bathtub usually means removing tile, walls and sometimes plumbing, and it can take days or weeks. Reglazing (also called refinishing or resurfacing) repairs chips and cracks, then bonds a new finish to your existing tub. Our process includes cleaning, acid washing, sanding, masking, priming and three coats of finish. You get a bathroom that looks new, usually in one day, and there’s no demolition. Learn more about our process.
Get a Free Estimate in Putnam, Dutchess & Rockland
Call (914) 734-9000 or (800) 540-1068, or send us a message with your town and a short description of the job. We’ll talk through whether reglazing, repair or regrouting makes sense for your bathroom before you commit to anything.