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One example of materials evolution that has benefited our New York City customers is the use of acrylic wall liners and tub and shower surrounds instead of ceramic tile.  Although we continue to install a large amount of ceramic tile flooring, we have seen a shift toward modern acrylic wall materials that simulate the look and feel of tile or marble in the wet area of the bath or shower. Unlike some less attractive acrylic products offered by Bathfitter or Rebath, Xpress Bath carries a wide array of wall systems made of acrylic and other modern materials that reproduce the look and feel of modern tile, marble and granite in a maintenance free substrate.  In addition to providing a durable and maintenance-free finish, these modern materials can be installed very quickly and at a much lower cost than conventional ceramic tile, marble or granite.  The efficient installation of these materials at a lower cost is of high value to our Metro New York City, New Jersey and Westchester County bathroom remodeling customers.

Although Xpress Bath’s acrylic simulated tile and marble wall systems are installed at a lower cost than conventional tile and marble, the materials are NOT cheap.  In fact, modern acrylic bath materials are higher quality than most ceramic tile without the detrimental maintenance issues associated with porous grout used in ceramic tile installations.  Although the material cost for these modern bath systems is higher than ceramic tile, the total cost of installation is lower than ceramic tile due to the labor savings during installation.  The speed of installation allows Xpress Bath to install a complete bathroom in as little as three (3) days as opposed to two (2) weeks.  This speedy installation at a lower cost than tile is of high value to our New York City customers that often only have one (1) bathroom.  Below are a couple of examples of modern wall finishes provided and installed by Xpress Bath.

 
Calcutta Gold Simulated Marble                Alaskan Ivory Simulated Granite

So, the next time you are faced with a bathroom remodeling project in New York, New Jersey or Connecticut but can’t stand the thought of the mess and disruption it may cause, Xpress Bath has the solution for you.

Sounds great!  So what does it cost to install an acrylic tub liner in the New York Metro Area?  As you can imagine, that depends!  It depends on whether the job is in a private home or condo/co-op?  It depends on whether we can send one installer or two (one to baby sit the Van in Manhattan, so our tickets don’t cost more than the liner).  And it depends on access in the bathroom and your existing bathtub’s configuration.  So, its not so much whether we are remodeling a bathroom in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau County, Westchester County, Fairfield County, Greenwich, Stamford, Bridgeport, Rockland County, New Jersey or any other town in the Tri-State area its more a function of your specific job requirements.

So, if you must twist our arm, a new acrylic tub liner will cost less than replacing your existing tub but more than a cheap bathtub re-glazing or painting project.  Taking all these factors into consideration, a high quality acrylic tub liner can cost anywhere from a low of $900 for multiple tubs to $1,700 for difficult to access locations and tub configurations.

However, given a typical bathtub repaint costs $400 and will only last a few years, acrylic tub liners are a bargain given their lifetime warranty and ease of care.

Another unknown fact is that our tub liners and shower liners are fabricated of 100% virgin acrylic and are a full ¼” thick.  This means, that our tub liners are more durable than most standard steel tubs and enjoy a limited lifetime warranty.  In fact a tub or shower covered with an acrylic tub liner will always be more durable than the originally installed tub on its own.  Best of all, because acrylic tub liners are both extremely durable and non-porous it will never peel, chip or flake off like painted bathtubs and will never require scrubbing to keep clean.  Our acrylic tub liners, shower liners and replacement tubs and showers are easy to maintain and are cleaned with environmentally safe products with an easy spray and wipe!

So, at this point you are probably thinking this all sounds great.  But, what does a new acrylic tub liner or shower liner cost?  A newly installed acrylic tub liner will cost less than replacing your existing tub but more than a cheap bathtub re-glazing project.  Because acrylic tubs are among the highest quality tubs on the market, the material cost is several hundred dollars more than the cheap metal tubs you will find at typical home improvement centers.  Taking all these factors into consideration, a high quality acrylic tub liner can cost anywhere from $900 to $1,500 depending on the style, color and drain configuration.

However, given a typical bathtub repaint costs $400 and will only last a few years, acrylic tub liners are a bargain given their lifetime warranty and ease of care.

This informational video describes the Xpress Bath acrylic bath renovation system. The video highlights typical problems of all conventional tub and shower systems and the advantages of acrylic systems over tile. Also, the unique manufacturing system of acrylic tub liners and tub to shower conversions is described and ease of maintenance of acrylic systems.