Landmark metal work runs on a different clock than ordinary building repair. Here is the whole sequence, from finding out if your building is designated through approvals, survey, shop work, and what happens after the scaffold comes down.
Restoring an antique chandelier means more than a polish. It means careful disassembly, the right finish for the metal, and rewiring to the NYC Electrical Code. Here is how it works.
Brass, chrome, nickel, copper, and gold plating each behave differently on architectural hardware. Here is how the five finishes compare, when each fits a landmark project, and what restoring plated metal really involves.
Bronze, brass, and copper are all copper-based, but they age and restore differently. Here is how restoration changes for each metal, and why the right method protects the finish.
A property manager's guide to maintaining lobby panels, bronze doors, elevators, and historic metal in NYC-area buildings, and when to restore vs. replace.
Architectural metal restoration saves landmark detail that replacement cannot. Here is what the process actually involves, how restoration compares to replacement, and what building owners and architects should expect from a master craft shop.
At Metal Man Restoration LLC, we understand the importance of metal restoration projects.
That’s why we offer our customers the unique opportunity to Ask The Metal Man – our team of experienced craftspeople who are dedicated to answering any questions you may have about refinishing, painting and staining, polishing, plating, electroplating, chandelier/lighting restoration, and more.
Contact us today for more information! Let’s get your metal restoration project started – Ask The Metal Man now!
