Resurfacing Process Saves Time and Money for Real Estate Investors
When investing in real estate or flipping homes, the idea is to buy a “fixxer” at a low price. Then repair and remodel and sell (“flip”) for a higher price. Thus hopefully making profit. A goal of flipping is to spend less on the remodel and in so doing, increase the profit. A resurfacing process for bathtubs, sinks, and tile is a great way to achieve this goal. So investors call on Bob and Ryan to make updates that turn the bathrooms and kitchens into like-new condition.
Resurfacing Process
Our surface refinishing process helps make a home you are selling into a turnkey home. When showing a home on the market, outdated colors are an issue. For example, prospective buyers see the old pink tub and immediately think of the high cost of replacement. By resurfacing, both sellers and buyer can avoid the high cost of replacement for a faster and more affordable option.
Resurface Tub Change Color Pink to White
Also, one can avoid additional plumbing work when choosing a resurfacing process over replacement. The work is all done onsite and Surface Renew has a policy of keeping the space as clean as possible while they work.
Replacement is Not Always Necessary
Refinishing is a process that puts a new outer coating all over the bathtub, sink or tile. Many older homes have tubs and tile that are still in excellent condition. However the colors are less than desirable. Other times it’s not the color, but rather the style that is an issue. For example, a cultured marble finish can be changed to a stone fleck surface.
Maybe the color or finishes aren’t the problem, but instead the tub, sink and/or tile are showing signs of wear. Cracks, chips and scuffs on high use surfaces are inevitable for a home that people are living in. Surface renew can literally renew these items making them appear to be brand new. The quality is superior and the work is long lasting. And also we guarantee our work! A white bathtub can remain white but chips and other damage can be erased away like magic, thanks to the Surface Renew process.
Chip and Crack in Sink Repair and Resurface
A potential buyer who is staring down an outdated 1970’s goldenrod color scheme but who wants a bright, white bathroom or kitchen can have their dream come true by Surface Renew working their magic. So homes sell faster and the profits are higher. It’s a win/win for everyone!
Understanding the Needs of Real Estate Investors
Before starting Surface Renew, Bob Kennedy was working as a property investor. Bob found a better and less expensive way to update bathrooms and kitchens. He hired someone to resurface a bathtub in a home he was remodeling. And it worked so well that he made that his normal go-to procedure. But there were always problems with the process that he had to contend with.
So he got to thinking that although the idea was good, the quality of the company he hired was not up to his high standards. So he began upon his journey of learning, and eventually perfecting, the fine art of tile resurfacing. And he worked on his own investment properties. Then his wish to share his craft became so great that he opened his “Surface Renew” process to the public.
Bob and Ryan with Surface Renew Van
Since Bob was (and still is) not interested in just a short term fix, he wants to make sure his work lasts for the long haul. That’s why he is always learning, growing and ever expanding his process. He and his team at Surface Renew have years of experience in home repair, renovation, and resurfacing services. They want to help you decrease your time in flipping a home and increase your profitability.
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Company: Surface Renew, Inc.
Arkansas Central Office: 501-920-9326
Arkansas Northwest Office: 479-226-0703
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