Keep the building open.
Hotels, offices, retail, restaurants, healthcare and property managers: we refinish doors, elevators, millwork, walls and storefronts with architectural film while the business keeps running. Nights, weekends, no demolition.
What we wrap here.
What it looks like.
Hotel corridor doors
120 guest-room doors refinished in walnut over four nights, rooms sold every one of them.
Dental office casework
Dated oak cabinetry wrapped in matte white and brushed metal between Friday close and Monday open.
Restaurant storefront
Faded aluminum frames and fascia wrapped in black exterior-grade film, no scaffolding, one day.
Typical ranges.
Typical San Diego County installs in 2026. Minimum purchase order of $1,200 on mobile jobs. Every job is quoted after a site visit or photos.
Four steps, no surprises.
Consultation
We assess your surfaces, discuss materials and define the scope.
Material selection
Choose from 1,000+ finishes across 3M DI-NOC, Bodaq, Reatec, Belbien, Benif and Renuva: wood, stone, metal, abstract.
Scheduling
We work around your operations: nights, weekends, phased floors. Zero disruption.
Final walkthrough
Our in-house crews install, QC every surface and hand off a finished product.
Pick it on the surface, not on a screen.
Before and after.
What a wrapped kitchen looks like next to the one you have now.
Renderings of typical transformations in the finishes shown. Photos of completed jobs replace these as projects finish.
Good questions.
Can you work while we are open?
Yes. Most commercial installs run nights and weekends, and the film is dry-applied with no odor, so adjacent rooms stay in use.
How is it applied?
Dry application. The surface is cleaned, degreased and lightly scuffed if glossy, hardware comes off, the film is squeegeed on and heat-set around edges and curves, then hardware goes back on. No adhesives mixed on site, no odor, no cure time before the room is used.
Is it fire-rated?
Most 3M DI-NOC and Bodaq series are Class A under ASTM E84, and the rating applies to the film on its substrate, so we provide the test report showing flame spread and smoke indexes for your submittal. Labeled fire doors fall under NFPA 80: we wrap those only with written approval from the door manufacturer or listing lab and your inspector, otherwise they are excluded in writing.
Can it go outside?
Standard films are made for interiors. Exterior-grade films rated for UV and weather are used on storefronts, columns, mullions and elevator entrances. Expect a shorter lifespan outdoors than the 12-year interior warranty.
What if a panel gets damaged?
That panel is replaced on its own. The film peels back clean and the surface underneath is untouched, so a scratched door or a dented elevator panel never means redoing the whole run.
Do you carry insurance?
General liability of $3,000,000; a certificate of insurance is issued on request before the first night on site.
Is there a minimum job size?
Mobile jobs carry a minimum purchase order of $1,200. Smaller pieces such as a single vanity or a few doors can be brought to the shop in El Cajon.
Ready when you are.
Send a few photos and a door or room count. Large properties get a walkthrough and a written proposal within a week.
