Architectural finishes and window film across Tampa Bay, resurfacing occupied buildings without a full fit-out.
2 Tampa-area projects you can look at.
Engineered Group works throughout Florida, Tampa Bay included. The second project below is in Land O' Lakes, north of Tampa in Pasco County.
Pier 66
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Walls, Elevators
Amrit Ocean Resort
Riviera Beach, Florida
Disney Contemporary Resort
Hard Rock
Mel's Drive-In
Morgan & Morgan
Woolpert
Tampa work, surface by surface.
Elevator cab renovation
Value-engineered cab work in occupied residential towers, which is what The Edison was.
Columns and beams
Structural columns and beams refinished in place across large multifamily, as at Everwell at Bexley.
Common-area finishes
Lobbies, corridors and amenity floors resurfaced without taking the building offline.
Corridor and unit doors
Class A fire-rated film over hundreds of doors without replacing a slab.
Walls and hard ceilings
Drywall and panelling refinished with no demolition and no construction dust.
Solar and glare control
Tampa Bay glazing takes sun on the water side; film cuts heat gain without darkening the building.
Original. Reimagined.
Original is the starting point. Reimagined is a new perspective, without replacement. Drag the handle on any project.
Hundreds of patterns, specified and installed.
A few of the spaces we have done.
Frequently asked questions.
Can columns and beams be refinished in an occupied building?
Yes. Round, square and tight-radius columns and structural beams take film directly, in wood, stone and metal effects, with no demolition and no dust, which is what makes it workable across occupied apartment and hotel buildings.
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 surfaces can architectural film go on?
Walls, ceilings, furniture, elevators, columns, doors, millwork, casework and glass. The surface needs to be smooth, solid and non-porous.
How disruptive is the work?
Very little. The film is applied on site to the surface you already have, so there is no demolition, no construction dust, no VOCs and no operational downtime while a replacement is fabricated and delivered.
How well does the material stand up to wear?
Architectural finishes resist water, dirt and normal wear well, and can be cleaned with a non-abrasive cleaner or hot water. If the material does chip or scratch it can be repaired so that you cannot tell where the patch is.
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.