It usually starts small. A thin line near the drain, easy to miss until the day it isn’t. Then a soft spot shows up underfoot, or a fiberglass tub crack seems to stretch a little further every time the tub gets used. Homeowners often assume the fixture is done for at that point, but a damaged tub, pan, or surround can frequently be saved rather than replaced. The Tubguy looks closely at the crack and everything around it before recommending a repair path, because a visible line rarely tells the whole story.

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