Architectural finishes and commercial window film in Tallahassee and Leon County, for institutional interiors that cannot close for a renovation.
Tallahassee work, surface by surface.
Institutional corridor doors
Doors in public buildings carry a fire rating and cannot simply be swapped; film goes over the door already hung.
Buildings that cannot close
No demolition, no construction dust and no VOCs is what makes the work possible at all.
Public-facing surfaces
A sacrificial layer over glass, mirror and metal – when it is tagged, the film is replaced, not the substrate.
Corridor and administrative walls
Drywall and hard ceilings refinished while the floor stays in use.
Cab refinishing
Resurfaced over the existing panels, so the car is out for the install rather than a rebuild.
Security film
Bonds glazing so broken glass stays in the frame against impact and forced entry.
Pier 66
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Walls, Elevators
Amrit Ocean Resort
Riviera Beach, Florida
Disney Contemporary Resort
Mel's Drive-In
Morgan & Morgan
Visit Orlando
Orlando, Florida
Woolpert
Hundreds of patterns, specified and installed.
Work from elsewhere in the state.
The people who call us in Tallahassee.
Architects
Specification support and samples.
Designers
Hundreds of finishes to design against.
Builders
A value-engineered alternative on the schedule.
Healthcare
Anti-microbial, fire-rated, occupied-building work.
Hospitality
Refresh guest-facing surfaces between seasons.
Commercial Office
Lobbies, corridors, cabs and casework.
Frequently asked questions.
Can the work happen while the building stays open?
Yes, and that is usually why it is chosen. The film is applied to the surface already there, so there is no demolition, no construction dust, no VOCs and no waiting while a replacement is fabricated, the floor stays in use while the finish changes.
What area do you serve?
We work throughout Florida, statewide, from single-site jobs to multi-building campuses.
Can one contractor handle the finishes, the glass and the window film?
Yes. We self-perform the whole interior surface package, walls, ceilings, columns, elevator cabs, doors, millwork, casework and glass, alongside commercial window film, decorative glass film, safety and security film and anti-graffiti film. Our own team installs all of it, so a lobby, its cabs and its glazing run on one schedule under one contractor instead of being split across trades.
What should I look for when choosing an architectural finishes installer?
Ask three things. Whether the installer is trained and certified for pressure-sensitive architectural film, because surface preparation, temperature and experience decide the finish you end up with. Whether they self-perform or subcontract, since one team across walls, cabs, doors and glass means one schedule and one point of responsibility. And whether they will put a physical sample of the exact finish in your hands before you commit, our estimates are free and always come with one.
How is architectural film applied?
Our installation team uses a dry application process, so there is no wallpaper paste involved. The film is easier to place and adjust before it is squeegeed down and any bubbles are smoothed out.
How long do architectural finishes last?
Architectural film lasts up to 12 years indoors and 5 years outdoors. Because the installation process is quick and clean, repairing or renewing the film later is straightforward.
How much does an estimate cost?
Estimates are completely free. Tell us the surface and the scope and we will come back with a real number, along with a sample of the finish.