When you rent an apartment or a house, the landlord is responsible for ensuring the unit is in its best condition. The worst mistake you can make is to accept a less-than-ideal living state.
Therefore, whether it is the leakage in your bathroom or worn-out kitchen paint, you need to let your landlord know so that you can have a nice place for yourself. Regarding bathrooms, bathtubs are one of the most common places you will find issues when leasing a unit. Most landlords ignore the bathtub since it is the tenant who will use it.
That begs the question: Does my landlord have to reglaze my tub?
To understand the leasing system that governs bathtubs, whether your landlord needs to reglaze the tub and how to properly take care of it, continue reading below.