Tub, Countertop, and Shower wall Resurfacing: General Requirements Comply with local and state codes and regulations. Licensed and Insurance. Work is often performed in vacant units, but in some instances may also be required in occupied housing units requiring the Contractor to always communicate with residents and property management. Preparation Phase Hardware: Should be taped off before work begins. Deep Clean: The tub surface must be thoroughly cleaned to remove all soap scum, oils, and dirt. Repairs: Any chips, scratches, burns, or dings must be repaired and filled to create a smooth surface. Masking and Ventilation: Surrounding areas (walls, floors, fixtures) must be properly masked off to protect them from overspray. The work area must be adequately ventilated due to chemical use. Curing: Let residents know of expected cure time. Hardware: Should be un-taped after completion of the work. Clean-up: Remove all mask materials, debris, and equipment from the site and legally disposing of all waste.
