Reglazing in Manhattan.
Manhattan bathrooms answer to boards, doormen and square footage — and almost never to demolition crews. Reglazing is how they get renewed: pre-war co-op tubs, tenement tile and condo builder stock restored in place, one sealed visit per bathroom, insurance paperwork handled, cured glossy by the next morning.
Looking for a reglazing company near me in Manhattan? We cover the whole borough — Upper East Side, Tribeca and Financial District among them — from one shop, with no travel surcharge. Popular jobs here: bathtub reglazing and tile reglazing. Browse every service areas we cover we reach.
10 areas, one crew.
Tap a neighborhood — on the map or below — to open its own page. One crew runs the island end to end: an Upper East Side classic six and an East Village walk-up get the same price list, the same COI for the managing agent, and the same next-morning handover. Not listed? Call — the route covers all of Manhattan.
Ready to book in Manhattan?
Starting prices — your exact quote is free and same-day, with no hidden fees.
Local questions, straight answers.
Will my co-op board allow it?
What about smell in an apartment building?
Can you work around quiet hours?
Which buildings can you actually work in — co-op, condo, rental?
How does pricing work across such different apartments?
Can the work happen while the apartment is occupied?
What about buildings with strict work-hour windows?
One truck carries all eight in Manhattan.
The bathrooms this borough is made of.
Prewar co-ops
Original 1920s cast iron behind marble thresholds. We work co-op buildings weekly and know the drill — COI paperwork, service elevators and quiet hours. Building paperwork is routine for us: certificates of insurance go to managing agents before the visit, work stays inside posted hours, and everything we bring fits one cart through the service entrance. Manhattan buildings taught us that routine job by job.
Walk-up friendly
No crane, no curb dumpster. Everything the job needs comes up the stairs on a hand truck and leaves the same way in the afternoon. Prep is where Manhattan jobs are won — chips filled, rust ground out, decades of refinished-over-refinished surfaces sanded back to sound material before any enamel is sprayed.
Small-bath specialists
Five-by-seven bathrooms are the Manhattan standard. Refinishing in place is often the only renovation that fits — nothing gets torn out. The cure fits city schedules: sprayed in the morning, hard by night, back in service by breakfast — no co-op neighbor ever hears more than a fan in a window.
