Cracked floor repair
Spider cracks, splits, or punctures — sealed for good under a custom-cut inlay bonded with industrial adhesive. Stronger than the original floor.
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Precision tub floor repair
A new floor for your tub, cut to the millimeter
Cracked, leaking, or spongy bathtub floor? We measure your tub, custom-cut a heavy-duty inlay to its exact footprint, and bond it permanently — in one visit, with zero demolition.
1 visit
24h to water-ready
1-yr warranty
$300–600 vs $5,000 remodel
DWG-04 · Tub floor inlay
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Floors repaired & warrantied
01 — Services
Three failures. One permanent fix.
Fiberglass and acrylic tub floors fail in predictable ways. Every one of them is repairable in a single visit.
Soft floor reinforcement
A spongy, flexing floor means the support layer has failed. We fill the voids beneath and bond a rigid new floor on top — before it cracks through.
Get a quoteLeak & hole sealing
Ceiling stains below the bathroom? A hairline crack moves gallons over time. One visit stops the leak at the source — no walls opened, no tile broken.
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02 — Why an inlay
The same fix, minus the $5,000 and the demolition
A tub inlay is a heavy-duty floor, custom-cut to your tub's exact footprint and chemically fused over the damage. It's thicker and stiffer than the fiberglass it covers, with anti-slip texture built in — and it goes in without touching your walls, tile, or plumbing.
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Typical install — vs $3,000–$8,000 replacement
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Workmanship warranty on every job
03 — Process
From cracked to cured in four steps
STEP 01
Assess & measure
We confirm your tub material, check the damage, and measure the floor, corners, and drain to the millimeter.
STEP 02
Custom-cut the inlay
Your inlay is cut to the tub's exact footprint, drain opening included. It fits like it came from the factory.
STEP 03
Prep & reinforce
We clean, abrade, and fill voids under soft spots so the inlay bonds to a solid, stable base.
STEP 04
Bond & cure
Commercial-grade adhesive fuses the inlay to the floor. Edges sealed, water-ready in 24 hours.
04 — Recent work
Cracked floor in. Solid floor out.
Three tub floors that were written off as replacements. Each one repaired with a custom-cut inlay in a single visit — same tub, same tile, same plumbing.
Job / 01
Cracked shower pan with two holes
Fiberglass shower pan
Damage
Cracked fiberglass shower pan with two holes
Fix
Holes and area filled with foam, prepped, inlay installed
On site
One visit · no walls opened
Job / 02
Failed repair, rusting away
Fiberglass tub
Damage
Failed repair, rusting away
Fix
Reglazed first, then inlay installed
On site
One visit · no tile touched
Job / 03
Crack near the drain, failed repair
Fiberglass tub
Damage
Crack near drain area, failed repair
Fix
Cleaned and prepped the surface, inlay installed
On site
One visit · water-ready in 24h
Every job above finished in one visit — ask us for photos of a tub like yours.
05 — Pricing
Know the number before we knock
Professional installation
$300–$600 installed
The full job, done once, done right. Final price depends on tub size and how much reinforcement the floor needs — you get an exact quote before we start.
- On-site assessment & exact measurement
- Custom-cut inlay with drain opening
- Surface prep & soft-spot reinforcement
- Commercial-grade adhesive bonding
- Sealed edges, water-ready in 24 hours
- 1-year repair warranty
DIY kits — for comparison
$75–$200
Off-the-shelf kits exist, and for a small crack on an easy-access tub a handy homeowner can manage one. Be honest with yourself about the hard parts:
- Trimming the sheet to fit corners & drain
- Filling voids under soft spots correctly
- Getting a void-free bond on the first try
- No warranty if water gets underneath
Not sure which way to go? Ask us — if a kit genuinely covers it, we'll tell you.
06 — The math
Slide your replacement quote. Keep the difference.
Been quoted for a tear-out? Drag the slider to what the contractor said, and see what an inlay typically leaves in your pocket. Every job gets an exact fixed quote before we start.
Typical inlay cost
$450
You keep
$4,050
Typical installs run $300–$600 depending on tub size and reinforcement needed.
07 — Reviews
They almost paid for a new tub
4.9 average across 15 reviews
★★★★★
The plumber quoted us $4,800 to replace the tub and retile. The inlay was done in an afternoon, and honestly the floor feels sturdier than the rest of the tub now.
Sarah M.Homeowner · cracked floor
★★★★★
We manage 140 rental units, and a cracked tub floor used to mean a full replacement and a week of vacancy. Now it's a $400 line item and the unit turns over on schedule.
Marcus T.Property manager · 140 units
★★★★★
A cracked tub nearly sank my listing at inspection. The inlay cost my sellers $450 instead of a $6,000 repair credit — and we closed on time.
Whitney L.Realtor · pre-listing repair
★★★★★
Our tub floor had been spongy for a year and we kept putting it off. They filled the voids, bonded the inlay, and the bounce is completely gone. Should have called sooner.
Derrick & Ana R.Homeowners · soft-spot repair
★★★★★
Water was staining the ceiling below our bathroom. One visit, no demolition, leak gone — and the textured surface is a huge upgrade with two kids in the bath.
Priya K.Homeowner · leak sealed
★★★★★
My DIY kit peeled after four months. These guys stripped it out, prepped the surface properly, and backed the new inlay with a 1-year warranty. Lesson learned.
Greg F.Homeowner · DIY rescue
08 — FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is an inlay a permanent fix, or a band-aid?
Permanent. The adhesive chemically fuses the inlay to your original floor, and the sheet itself is thicker and stronger than the fiberglass it covers. Done properly, the repaired floor is more rigid than the tub was when it was new.
Which tubs can be repaired?
Inlays are ideal for cracks, holes, and soft spots on the floor of fiberglass and acrylic tubs and shower pans — the materials that flex and crack. Steel and cast iron tubs rarely crack, but if yours is chipped or worn we can assess the right repair.
Will it look like a patch?
No. The inlay is cut to the exact footprint of your tub floor, edge to edge, with a matched drain opening. It reads as a clean, uniform floor with a subtle anti-slip texture — most guests will never know it wasn't original.
How soon can we use the tub?
24 hours after installation the adhesive is fully cured and the tub is ready for normal use — baths, showers, kids, dogs, all of it.
My floor is just soft, not cracked. Should I wait?
Don't wait. A spongy floor means the support layer under the fiberglass has already failed — every shower flexes it closer to a crack. Reinforcing it now is the same price as fixing it later, minus the water damage underneath.
09 — Free estimate
Tell us about your tub. We'll tell you the number.
Send a few details — or a photo of the damage — and we'll come back with an honest assessment and an exact quote. No site-visit fee, no obligation, no upselling you a bathroom remodel.
- Quotes within one business day
- If a DIY kit truly covers it, we'll say so
- 1-year repair warranty on every install