Reglazing in SoHo.
SoHo's cast-iron lofts hide bathrooms assembled across a century — artist-era fixtures, co-op conversions, high-end renovations sharing the same floor. Reglazing is the one renewal that suits them all: no demolition above neighbors' ceilings, surfaces restored or recolored in place, one sealed visit, cured by morning.
SoHo sits on our regular Manhattan route, so a local visit is usually a same-week booking. Neighbours in Washington Heights and Upper West Side book the same crew. Most common here: refinishing wall tile, sealing a shower floor and kitchen backsplash reglazing.
Fresh finishes around SoHo.
Booked today, glossy by the weekend.
Start with the big three.
Artist-era tubs that survived the conversions restore glossy — history kept, wear erased.
Details →Loft tile and stone-look surfaces refinish in place with sealed grout lines.
Details →High-end renovations get final-surface corrections — builder scratches and off-tones fixed without swaps.
Details →SoHo — the short version.
Our building predates every code — can the work still happen?
A previous refinish is peeling — can it be done right this time?
Can the finish match high-end renovation materials?
What is the price for a loft bathroom's full surfaces?
How disruptive is it for the neighbors below and beside?
Ready to book in SoHo?
Send a couple of photos — we price the same day and usually visit the same week.
