Re-Bath Reviews

We had Re-bath redo one of our bathrooms. We couldn't be any happier with the work that they did. They knew their job, and they were very professional. We would recommend to our neighbors and family. I would give them 5 stars.

Great Job by Jon and Jacob. Very pleasant to work with. Clean up behind themselves. Explain everything that they were doing. I do recommend Re-bath to anyone who thinking of having some remodeling in their bath rooms. Roger AND Karen.

Caleb and Ben did excellent work, were timely, and kept me involved through the tub to shower conversion. I'd recommend them!

Our 74 year old place needed the tub and tile redone. Hoped it would be a 2 day job. When the Rebath people came in and discovered wood-rot, signs of termites, and insulation thinner than a piece of paper, I knew it would take longer (understandably!). "Sam" (the lead installer) was friendly and you could tell he loved his job. He kept me in the loop on EVERYTHING -- I saw the wood-rot, etc. and it turned out to be A LOT more work! Sam got right to it with his assistants (Juan, Talial, Adriel) and they worked hard. The progress was FANTASTIC -- even the Inspector said so! The job manager "Ryan" visited every day to check the work. It turned out BEAUTIFULLY!! A gorgeous job that will hopefully last another 74 years. Excellent product, tidy work, even, and tight. THANK YOU SAM -- and thank you Rebath for taking the time needed to do a proper, clean job. You are SO appreciated!

We recently had a Re-Bath renovation of our master bathroom that included a laundry area, and I can confidently say the entire process exceeded my expectations from start to finish. The initial consultation was thorough yet relaxed — they took the time to understand my needs, style preferences, and budget. They brought a variety of samples and walked me through different layout options, finishes, and accessories. I appreciated how they balanced aesthetics with functionality, helping me choose a design that not only looked great but also worked well for my daily routine.

I signed a contract with Re-Bath via Dixieland Re-Bath last December. I still do not have what I was promised. I was looking for an indoor hot tub, but what I got was a tub with air jets that blow cold air. Before you purchase the air jetted tub you should try it out. It is unusable to me. Very uncomfortable to sit in a tub blowing cold water. They said the heater works but I don't know how or where. The workmanship is fine but what difference does that make when you cannot use the tub that I paid $20,000 to have installed.

I cannot recommend Re-bath. I had our bathroom updated and glass shower door and a shower seat installed. Last week, the shower door would not close completely, leaving lots of water leaking onto the bath floor, creating a slipping hazard. When I called the Re-Bath company that did the install, I found that they were no longer in business (surprise). I did not know that each Re-bath is a privately owned franchise.

Warranty for life not true. Had main wall loosening and bulging from contraction and expansion and told not covered. Excuse is there was not enough of glue applied by the installer. Well installer is no longer with the MFG, and no longer their franchise. Some of customer service also can be rude, so cracks are the only thing covered. LOL.

Very disappointed. Our bathrooms were a little quirky, but Re-Bath didn't identify that upfront. They flooded pour downstairs neighor twice and caused damage to the condo building exterior. We have had to have plumbers correct some of the faulty installation. This was by no means a cheap project but Re-Bath consistently underperformed.

Women - be warned! I called ReBath to get a quote on remodeling two bathrooms in my home. When I was called back by the representative, she kindly asked for all my information, which I gave her. She then attempted to book the in-home consultation. She asked for times when my husband would be available. I told her my husband would not be making any design or financial decisions on the remodel, so it would just be me. She then told me it was company policy to have my husband present at the consult. I again told her I was the decision maker, and she would not budge on their policy. I was shocked! What kind of 1950s policy requires "the husband" to be present to make decisions.