
In 2025, the cost to reglaze a kitchen sink ranges from $225 to $600, depending on material and complexity. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of current costs, key factors affecting pricing, and professional tips for maximizing the lifespan of reglazed sinks.
Reglazing involves cleaning, sanding, and applying a durable topcoat to restore the sink's appearance. This process can extend the life of a sink by 8-15 years, making it a cost-effective alternative to replacement.
These prices include preparation, masking, ventilation, coatings, and a 3-year warranty. Regional labor rates and project complexity can affect final costs.
Reglazing can save up to 70% compared to replacement.
DIY kits cost around $45 but often result in poor outcomes. Professional reglazing ensures quality and longevity, making it a better investment.
Use real-time data and professional tools to ensure accurate estimates. Consider material, labor, and regional factors for precise pricing.
A contractor saved a client over $600 by choosing reglazing over replacement, completing the project efficiently and cost-effectively.

Many projects start with a simple sink reglaze but can expand into full kitchen renovations. Using integrated tools, professionals can offer comprehensive upgrade options efficiently.
Providing clear, itemized options helps clients make informed decisions and increases project scope.
Advanced tools convert plans into actionable tasks, streamlining the estimation process for larger projects.
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