We wrap what you were about to replace

Architectural film installed in homes and commercial buildings. No demolition, no dumpster, no six week lead time on new cabinets or millwork.

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Kitchen cabinets and island

Golden oak doors and drawer fronts, wrapped in a matte charcoal woodgrain. The boxes, the hinges, and the granite all stayed. Three days, no demolition, and the family cooked in it every night.

2011Installing since

Same dayRooms back in use

In placeNo demolition

Licensed and insured How a job runs

What we wrap

Priced by the piece, counted in your kitchen

Every line below is a surface we have counted, wrapped, and photographed. Pick one to see what the scope actually includes.

Doors, drawer fronts, end panels, and island sides. Everything comes off, gets wrapped flat, and goes back on the same hinges. The boxes, the counters, and the plumbing never move.

2 to 4 daysBoxes and counters staySame hinges and hardware

Before and after

Drag any one of these. Same room, nothing torn out.

Kitchen refacing

Golden oak to matte charcoal

Before After

Laundry room

White shaker to matte black

Before After

Front entry door

Painted white to light oak woodgrain

Before After

Bath vanity

High gloss black to white gloss

Before After

Wine bar cabinetry

Navy to deep green, wine wall untouched

Before After

Office breakroom

Cream casework to grey, stone counter wrap

Before After

Appliance panels

Stainless fridge and hood to matte black

Before After

High rise kitchen

Walnut to pale limed oak, tower stayed occupied

Before After

How a job runs

Five steps, in this order, every time

Most of the schedule risk in a resurfacing job lives in the first two steps, so that is where we spend the time.

Field survey and count

We walk the home or property, count every leaf, face, and panel, and photograph the substrate. Quantities come from the field, not from a drawing set.

Samples and mockup

Finish samples go to you, your designer, or ownership. One door or one cabinet run gets wrapped on site for sign off before the order is placed.

Schedule and access

We build the sequence around how the space is used: which rooms, which days or nights, what stays in service, and where the staging area sits.

Install

Clean, degrease, scuff, prime the edges, lay the film, seal the terminations. Containment goes up at the start of each shift and comes down at the end.

Punch and warranty

We walk it with you under working light, correct the list, and register the workmanship warranty with the finish schedule for future touch ups.

Finishes

Wood, stone, metal, textile, leather

We are not tied to one supplier. We work with many architectural film brands, including 3M DI-NOC, Renuva, and Bodaq by Hyundai, which puts well over a thousand patterns on the table for a single project.

If your designer has already specified a finish, we install to that spec. If the finish is still open, we bring physical samples and walk the space with you before anything is ordered.

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A few finishes from the sample library

Matte through gloss, in solids, grains, and veining. These are scans of the film itself, at close range.

Alabaster leather architectural film finish, pattern MT1705 — **Alabaster leather**MT1705

Charcoal linen architectural film finish, pattern FP1842 — **Charcoal linen**FP1842

Natural white oak architectural film finish, pattern PW1518 — **Natural white oak**PW1518

Smoked oak architectural film finish, pattern PW1520 — **Smoked oak**PW1520

Statuario marble architectural film finish, pattern ST1107 — **Statuario marble**ST1107

Brushed nickel architectural film finish, pattern ME1213 — **Brushed nickel**ME1213

Start a project

Tell us what surface is bothering you

A rough count and a few phone photos are enough for a real number, whether it is one kitchen or four hundred doors. If the project is large or the access is complicated, we will schedule a field survey.

Email: info@tatesurfaces.com
Phone: (954) 681-8280
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm ET