All the Miracle Method of Indy staff that I worked with (Dede, Shawnee, and Thomas) were professional and responsive. The service was fairly priced and they did everything they promised. And I'm thrilled with the results. Would I recommend again? Definitely YES. Read on for details. ====== Our guest bathroom fiberglass tub/shower had two long cracks in the bottom leaking into the basement ceiling. I was hoping we could avoid a complete demolition and replacement. Miracle Method owner Dede came out and gave us a written estimate. We scheduled the service with Shawnee in the office, and Thomas arrived today around 8:50 AM to rebuild the bottom of the tub with fiberglass mesh and a variety of potions. He did a lot of prep to the bathroom to ensure nothing was damaged and to limit the dust and odor in the rest of the house. He just left around 12:45 PM, and the tub looks brand new. After observing, I don't think I could have done this myself. The skills, tools, and materials are beyond my DIY level. If you are good at car body work, then maybe... I am very pleased. The gel coat needs 24 hours for a solid cure. He said after 24 hours, we can use and clean the tub as normal, with any standard bath/household cleaners (without abrasives). Some things to know about the fiberglass repair (not criticisms): 1. Window access: Thomas needed access to an open-able window to route the flexible exhaust duct, which was quite large. 2. Smell: Even with the powerful fan and open window, you will notice a chemical odor in other parts of the house. If you have pets or someone sensitive to smells or air quality, plan for that. Suggestion: During the repair, set your HVAC controls to "Auto mode" or "Off" to reduce circulation throughout the house. 3. Noise: The gear is loud (exhaust fan, vacuum, sander, and spray painter). So if you have pets, infants, someone sensitive to sound or on a daytime sleep schedule, they will hear the noise, so plan for that. 4. Prep: You should remove as much stuff from the bathroom as you can, to minimize getting dust on stuff. (Note the pictures may have loaded in reverse order, the captions are numbered in the order of progression.) read more