Start with the damage type
Choose the guide that matches what you see: chip, crack, hole, soft bottom, leaking shower pan crack, acrylic damage, porcelain/enamel chip, fiberglass damage or cultured marble damage.
These guides do not replace an in-person inspection
Photos help narrow the estimate, but hidden water damage, movement, plumbing leaks and weak support can change what repair is safe.
Is it repairable or replacement?
How to think through chips, cracks, holes, soft bottoms and water-risk damage.
Open guide →Photo checklist
The exact pictures to send for a better estimate.
Open guide →Material damage guide
How porcelain/enamel, fiberglass, acrylic and cultured marble damage differs.
Open guide →Leaking shower pan crack
What matters when a shower pan crack may be letting water through.
Open guide →Tub bottom flexing
Why soft or flexing fiberglass tub bottoms need special care.
Open guide →Chip, crack or hole?
How to describe the damage correctly before requesting an estimate.
Open guide →Property manager checklist
Make-ready repair guidance for rentals and apartments.
Open guide →Builder punch-list guide
Tub and shower surface damage during new construction or remodel punch lists.
Open guide →Next step
Send photos before scheduling so the repair type, material and expectations can be reviewed. Include the city, material if known, and whether the damaged area leaks, moves, feels soft or has been repaired before.