Bathtub Inlays

Finished bathtub inlay on a cracked fiberglass tub floor in Fort Wayne, IN
Repair Cracked Tub & Shower Bases Permanently

Don’t tear it out. Inlay it! Cracked or flexing tub floor? We bond a custom-fit inlay over the damaged base, so the crack is sealed for good and the floor feels solid again. No demolition, no plumbing work, and no delays.

The Smart Fix for a Cracked Tub or Shower Floor

✓ Fixes cracks too big for refinishing alone
✓ No tear-out, no tile work, and no plumbing work
✓ A firm, solid floor that stops the flex
✓ A fraction of the cost of replacement
✓ 5-year warranty
✓ Over 20 years of experience

Why Choose a Bathtub Inlay?

Most fiberglass and acrylic tubs crack because the floor flexes every time someone steps in. A patch covers the crack, but the flex keeps going and the crack comes back. Our inlay process supports the floor before permanently bonding a strong new layer over the old damage. Here’s why Fort Wayne homeowners choose it over replacement. 

Permanent Repair: Your inlay is custom made for your tub or shower base. Your base is supported to ensure the new repairs last a lifetime. Only then is the inlay permanently bonded in place.

No Demolition: Replacing a tub usually means tearing out tile, walls, and plumbing. An inlay goes in over your existing base, so your walls, tile, and fixtures stay put.

Budget-Friendly: You get a solid, watertight floor for a fraction of what a full tub or shower replacement costs.

Protects Your Home: A cracked base can let water reach the subfloor. Fixing it now helps protect the floor, and the ceiling below, from water damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a bathtub inlay?
A: A rigid, custom-cut liner that’s bonded over the floor of your existing tub or shower base. It covers the damaged area and gives you a solid new floor without replacing the fixture.

Q: When do I need an inlay instead of refinishing?
A: Refinishing fixes the surface: chips, stains, and small cracks. If the floor is cracked, soft, or flexes when you stand on it, an inlay is the stronger fix. Not sure? We’ll take a look and tell you straight.

Q: Will it work on my tub?
A: Inlays are made for fiberglass and acrylic tubs and shower bases. Porcelain, cast iron, and steel tubs need a different repair, and we can help with those too.

Q: How soon can I use my tub or shower?
A: The install takes 2–3 hours, and you can use your tub or shower again after 24 hours.

Q: Is the inlay slip-resistant?
A: The inlay has some texture, but for real slip resistance we recommend reglazing it with our slip-resistant surface, which we roll on with the glaze during install. If you’d rather not reglaze, standard stick-on anti-slip treads work well too, and we’re happy to help you pick some.

Our Proven Bathtub Inlay Process 
  1. Free Inspection & Quote: We check the crack and the flex, and confirm an inlay is the right fix before you commit.
  2. Measure & Cut: Your inlay is cut to fit the exact shape of your tub or shower floor.
  3. Stabilize & Prep: We firm up any soft spots underneath, then deep-clean and sand the surface to ensure a permanent bond.
  4. Bond the Inlay: The inlay is set in a bonding adhesive and pressed into place, so there are no gaps or air pockets.
  5. Seal & Inspect: We seal the edges for a clean, watertight finish and check the work against our quality standards. 
  6. Cleanup: We leave your bathroom clean, with no mess, debris, or odor left behind. 
 
Superior Results, Guaranteed

We stand behind our work with our 5-year warranty on residential projects.  

Cracked fiberglass tub floor before a bathtub inlay repair
Before: cracked tub floor
Stabilizing a flexing tub floor before installing a bathtub inlay
Stabilizing the floor before the inlay
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