Give your existing elevator interiors, doors, and landings a completely new look without the expense and disruption of full cosmetic replacement.
From hotels and high-rise condominiums to offices and commercial properties, Elevator Refresh helps Florida buildings modernize their elevator finishes using architectural film, with installation provided by Resurface Wraps.
Replacing elevator interiors can involve removing existing panels, sourcing new materials, coordinating trades, and taking elevators out of service.
But when the existing decorative surfaces are in good condition, full replacement may not be necessary.
Architectural film allows suitable elevator surfaces to receive an entirely new finish while retaining much of the existing construction.
For Florida hotels, condominium buildings, and commercial properties, this can mean less demolition, fewer replacement materials, and a more manageable renovation process.
Avoid unnecessary replacement of suitable existing decorative surfaces.
Plan resurfacing around building operations and elevator availability.
Choose from architectural films inspired by wood, metal, stone, and other contemporary finishes.
Retain suitable panels and components instead of automatically replacing them.
Whether you're updating one elevator or planning a multi-property renovation, we help identify which existing decorative surfaces can be resurfaced.
Refresh suitable interior wall panels and decorative surfaces with architectural film.
Give older elevator cabs a modern appearance without automatically replacing existing panels.
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Update suitable elevator door faces, frames, and surrounding architectural surfaces.
Coordinate finishes across multiple floors for a consistent appearance throughout the property.
Learn more →Renew the appearance of existing decorative surfaces using architectural film.
An alternative to certain traditional cosmetic replacement methods when existing substrates are suitable.
Learn more →Florida properties have different renovation priorities depending on their building type, occupancy, and operating schedule.
Our team works with property stakeholders to evaluate resurfacing opportunities and plan installations around project requirements.
Refresh guest-facing elevator interiors and landings while planning around hotel operations, guest access, and renovation schedules.
Modernize common-area elevator finishes while coordinating with property management and building access requirements.
Update aging elevator interiors and landing finishes to complement renovated lobbies and common areas.
Explore decorative surface upgrades while accounting for facility access, cleaning requirements, and operational needs.
At Vita at Grove Isle in Miami, Resurface Wraps resurfaced eight elevator cabs and eleven elevator landings.
The project brought a coordinated metal-look finish to the elevator interiors and surrounding landing areas, giving the spaces a refreshed appearance while working with existing architectural surfaces.
Before replacing existing elevator interiors, it's worth evaluating whether the decorative surfaces can be retained and resurfaced.
| Consideration | Resurfacing | Interior replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Existing panels | Resurfacing often retains suitable panels. | Replacement may require removal. |
| Decorative finish | Resurfacing applies architectural film. | Replacement uses new materials or components. |
| Demolition | Resurfacing can reduce demolition. | Replacement may involve more extensive removal. |
| Installation | Both methods require appropriate planning, access, and scheduling. | Both methods require appropriate planning, access, and scheduling. |
| Materials | Resurfacing may reuse existing decorative surfaces. | Replacement generally requires new components. |
| Cost | Resurfacing can cost less on suitable projects, depending on scope and condition. | Replacement cost depends on scope and materials. |
Actual costs, schedules, and suitability vary by project.
The right finish can completely change how an elevator feels.
Whether you're matching a renovated lobby, updating dated wood panels, or creating a more contemporary interior, architectural film offers a wide range of design possibilities.
Elevator Refresh, powered by Resurface Wraps, supports commercial elevator resurfacing projects throughout Florida.
We work with property owners, managers, contractors, and renovation teams to evaluate projects involving existing elevator interiors, doors, and landings.
Send photos, measurements, location, and the surfaces you're considering resurfacing.
Our team evaluates the scope and helps identify appropriate architectural film finishes.
Review the proposed scope, material options, pricing, and installation considerations.
Coordinate installation with Resurface Wraps around building access and project requirements.
Many existing decorative elevator surfaces can be resurfaced with architectural film when the underlying materials are suitable. Each project requires a review of surface condition and installation requirements.
Pricing depends on the number of elevators, surfaces being covered, material selection, preparation requirements, and project logistics. We provide project-specific estimates after reviewing the scope.
Often, yes. Resurfacing can be planned in occupied buildings, although individual elevators may require temporary removal from service during installation. Scheduling depends on the project.
Suitable elevator door faces, frames, and surrounding architectural surfaces may be resurfaced. Door movement, clearances, existing finishes, and applicable requirements must be reviewed before installation.
No. Our service focuses on cosmetic architectural surfaces. Mechanical elevator modernization, control systems, and safety equipment are separate scopes of work.
Elevator Refresh is powered by Resurface Wraps, which supports commercial resurfacing projects nationally. Contact us with your Florida property location and project details to confirm scheduling and scope.
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Before committing to new elevator interiors or doors, let us review what you already have.
Share your project details and photos. We'll help determine whether resurfacing is a practical option for your property.
