Reglazing in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn bathrooms come in every era at once — brownstone clawfoots in Park Slope, co-op alcove tubs in Brighton Beach, builder-grade suites in new Williamsburg condos. We reglaze all of it in place: no demolition, one visit per bathroom, cured by the next morning, for owners, landlords and managers across the borough.
Brooklyn is one of our busiest areas. Local crews reach Brighton Beach, Williamsburg and Dyker Heights in the same week, handling shower pan refinishing, sink and vanity refinishing and more. See the full list of service areas we cover.
HQ borough
11 areas, one crew.
Tap a neighborhood — on the map or below — to open its own page. One Brooklyn route covers them all, so a Bay Ridge limestone and a Coney Island tower unit get the same crew, the same price list and the same next-morning handover. Not on the list? Call anyway — the route flexes for anything in the borough.
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Local questions, straight answers.
How fast can you get to us in Brooklyn?
My building needs a COI.
Do you do rentals between tenants?
Do you really cover all of Brooklyn, or just the listed areas?
Can a clawfoot or antique tub be reglazed without moving it?
How do multi-unit jobs work for property managers?
What determines whether a tub should be replaced instead?
One truck carries all eight in Brooklyn.
The bathrooms this borough is made of.
Brownstone clawfoots
Park Slope and Crown Heights are full of original cast-iron clawfoots. We restore the enamel and keep the vintage feet and rolled rims exactly as they are. Between leases we hold morning slots, coordinate access straight with tenants or supers, and send before-and-after photos the same day — most Brooklyn managers batch two or three bathrooms per building visit.
Rental turnovers
Flatbush and Bensonhurst landlords book us between tenants — tub reglazed on Tuesday, apartment showing on Wednesday. No demolition, no lost month of rent. Prep is half of every Brooklyn job: chips filled, rust ground out, surfaces sanded to sound material — so the enamel bonds to metal and tile, not to the damage it would otherwise seal in.
Salt-air bathrooms
Brighton Beach and Coney Island fixtures live with humid, salty air. We treat rust properly before coating, so it does not creep back through the new finish. From brownstone originals to co-op standards, the finish is sprayed to a uniform factory gloss — and it cures in 10–12 hours, so the bathroom a tenant vacated on Monday is showing by Wednesday. Brooklyn buildings taught us that routine job by job.