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An Honest Comparison

Rocky Point Projects vs Bath Fitter

A full-scope bathroom renovation vs. an acrylic overlay system — two very different solutions for a bathroom that needs work.

Rocky Point Projects

Rocky Point Projects does full-scope bathroom renovations — demolition, framing, plumbing and electrical rough-ins, waterproofing, tile, and custom finishes. We rebuild the room properly, address underlying issues, and deliver a result that lasts decades.

Bath Fitter

Bath Fitter installs custom-molded acrylic bathtub and shower liners directly over your existing tub or shower enclosure. It's a fast, one-day solution designed to refresh the surface of a bathroom without demolition. Bath Fitter is a well-known franchise with a specific product offering.

A franchise specializing in acrylic bathtub and shower overlays installed in one day.

Side by Side

How They Actually Compare

What MattersRocky Point ProjectsBath Fitter
What it solvesStructural & cosmetic bathroom issuesSurface-level refresh of tub/shower
Demolition required
Fixes underlying water damage
Custom tile & waterproofing
Timeline1–3 weeks depending on scopeTypically 1 day
Lifespan of result20+ years (full rebuild)10–15 years (overlay lifespan)
Best fitBathroom needs real renovationTub/shower surface only is dated
Cost rangeHigher (full renovation)Lower (surface overlay)

Where We Differ

Why Homeowners Choose Us Instead

We Fix What's Behind the Walls

An acrylic overlay covers your existing tub and surround — it doesn't address water damage, rot, mould, or failing plumbing behind the enclosure. A full renovation lets us inspect and repair what's actually wrong, so the problem doesn't resurface in a few years.

Custom Tile vs. Molded Acrylic

Bath Fitter's product is a custom-molded acrylic liner. It's a legitimate solution for a surface-only refresh, but it's not tile, stone, or custom waterproofing. If you want a genuinely renovated bathroom with real materials, an overlay isn't that.

Whole-Bathroom Scope

Bath Fitter focuses on the tub and shower enclosure. A full renovation also addresses vanity, flooring, lighting, ventilation, and layout — so the entire room works together instead of one refreshed element in a tired space.

Honest About When Overlay Is Enough

If your only issue is a dated tub surface and the surrounding enclosure is sound, an overlay can be a reasonable, budget-friendly choice. If there's water damage, you want new layout, or the whole room needs updating, a full renovation is the right call — and we'll tell you which one you're in.

The Bottom Line

Bath Fitter is a fair option when your tub or shower surface is simply dated and the structure behind it is sound. If your bathroom has water damage, needs a layout change, or you want a genuine renovation with custom tile and finishes, a full-scope rebuild is the right investment. We do the latter — properly, and with a Red Seal contractor on-site.

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