FAQ
How much does a bathroom remodel cost with Re-Bath vs. Bath Fitter?
Re-Bath remodels typically cost between $10,000 and $30,000 depending on the extent of the renovation. Full remodels are on the higher end of that range. Bath Fitter offers a more affordable option, with prices ranging from $5,000 to $7,500 for tub-to-shower conversions and around $5,000 to $10,000 for tub liners.
How long does it take to remodel a bathroom with Re-Bath or Bath Fitter?
Bath Fitter specializes in quick renovations, often completing projects in as little as one day. Re-Bath projects take longer, typically requiring multiple days for a complete remodel due to the extensive work involved.
Which company offers better warranties on bathroom remodels?
Both companies offer strong warranties. Bath Fitter provides a lifetime warranty on all its acrylic products, which are transferable to subsequent homeowners. Re-Bath offers a lifetime warranty on DuraBath acrylic products, a 10-year warranty on natural stone products and a one-year workmanship warranty on installation.
Bath Fitter vs. Re-Bath: Which should you choose?
Choosing between Bath Fitter and Re-Bath comes down to your budget, your renovation timetable and your bathroom remodeling needs.
- Bath Fitter is perfect if you’re looking to refresh your bathtub or shower quickly and without much hassle. On top of a fresh new look, you can add safety features like shower seats and grab bars in just one day. Bath Fitter’s options come with a much lower price tag than most bathroom remodeling options as well. So if you’re looking for a convenient way to remodel your bathroom without breaking the bank, Bath Fitter is the best option for you.
- Re-Bath is perfect if you’re looking to overhaul your entire bathroom, especially if you need greater accessibility options to address limited mobility. With more customization options for bathtubs, showers and everything else you find in a bathroom, Re-Bath can completely revamp not just the safety of your bathroom, but also the style. However, this more comprehensive remodeling also means that your bathroom will likely be out of commission for a few days and that your bill will be significantly higher than with Bath Fitter.







