Skip to content

Metal Plating in Orlando, FL

Orlando's busy hardware, finished to take it.

Handles, rails, fixtures, lamps and decor around Orlando get touched, cleaned and sunned all day long. We strip the worn finish, repair the base metal and plate each piece by hand. We have worked this way since 1989, and the workmanship is guaranteed for 12 months.

Send a photo... get a price
Certified, Approved and Verified

Metal Plating Company Serving Orlando

Hotel lobbies and Thornton Park porches, all well handled.

Orlando runs on hospitality. Resorts, hotels, restaurants and convention venues use huge amounts of hardware, from door pulls and rails to light fixtures and decor, and all of it is handled constantly by guests and staff, which wears finishes down quickly.

The city also has plenty of homes, from bungalows in College Park and Thornton Park to larger houses around the lakes. Brass doorknobs, lamps and bath fixtures there get the same attention, and we treat a single piece with the same care as a full hotel order.

A few photos and a short note are plenty for us to start. We reply with honest advice and a written quote, so you can decide without any pressure at all, and we only begin after you say yes.

What We Do

Plating Services in Orlando

Orlando requests include chrome, nickel and black finishes for hotels and restaurants, brass and gold for lobbies and lighting, polished finishes for decor, bronze patinas for themed spaces and powder coating for railings and outdoor furniture.

Metal Plating Done Right for Orlando

Every guest touches it, so the finish counts.

Hospitality hardware has to look new for a long time. We plate rails, handles, plates and fixtures in one batch so color and shine match across the whole property, and we build finishes made for constant handling and cleaning.

Themed spaces and decor often need special finishes: aged bronze, antique brass, verdigris and similar looks. We apply patinas by hand and seal them for lasting color. A sample piece can be done first, so you approve the look before the full order.

Ship It From Anywhere

You don't have to live nearby to work with us.

Customers all over the country pack their parts and ship them to our Oceanside shop. We finish them, inspect them and send them back insured. It starts with a few photos.

Tap to add photos (up to 5). JPG, PNG, WEBP or iPhone HEIC.
    How It Works

    From Orlando to Our Shop

    Sending hardware from Orlando is simple once the written quote is settled and approved.

    01

    Get your quote first

    Send photos of every part with a short description. We reply with a written quote and a lead time, usually the same business day. Never ship before you have a quote number.

    02

    Pack it like it will be dropped

    Wrap each piece individually, keep metal from touching metal, and use at least three inches of padding on every side. Double box long trim and bumpers.

    03

    Insure and send the tracking

    Ship with any carrier, insure the box for what the parts are worth to you, and email us the tracking number so we know it is on the way.

    04

    Approve, then we ship back

    We send photos when the work is done. Once you approve and pay, your parts go back to you packed the same careful way.

    What Our Clients Say

    Trusted by Professionals

    From custom builders to industrial manufacturers, our clients trust us to deliver the same result every time.

    Where We Are

    Our Location

    One shop, one set of tanks and one inspection standard. Every part from Orlando is plated in this building.

    Decorative Metal Coatings

    Southern California's metal plating and finishing shop since 1989.

    Business Hours

    • Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
    • Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
    • Sunday Closed
    Map showing the facility in Oceanside, CA
    Get directions Call us now

    Orlando metal on its way to Oceanside

    Our shop is in Oceanside, California, and Orlando customers send work by ground carrier, which takes about 3 to 5 days. Wrap Orlando parts individually, insure the box and send the tracking number by email. Finished orders return insured.

    Nearby Cities We Serve

    Nearby Florida towns we work with:

    Tampa Jacksonville St. Petersburg Miami Tallahassee

    Your Orlando Plating Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What hotels, homes and shops in Orlando ask us.

    Get a free quote

    Yes. Large runs are routine for us. We plate every piece in the same batch standard, so color and shine match, and a sample can be done first. A written quote covers the entire run.

    Nickel, chrome and black finishes with a strong base layer stand up to heavy handling and cleaning. We recommend one based on how the piece is used, and we explain how to clean it. Housekeeping staff can wipe them down daily.

    Yes. We apply patinas by hand and seal them, so the color stays put. Send reference photos or a sample piece, and we match the look as closely as the metals allow. Tell us the color you need.

    Larger orders can travel on pallets by freight. Tell us the count and weight, and we explain how to pack and label them. We confirm the quote and details before anything leaves your property. Photos of the loading area help us advise on pallets.

    Yes. Designers send color references, samples and room photos, and we work toward them. A single piece can be finished first for approval, and one quote can cover all the items in the project. Many designers send a sample first.

    Not at all. Most of what comes through our door is home and business hardware: faucets, light fixtures, door handles, cabinet pulls, railings and decorative pieces. We also work for hotels, restaurants, boat owners and manufacturers.

    Tell us what the part is, roughly how big it is, how many pieces you have and the finish you're after. If you know the metal, mention it. If not, that's fine. We can usually tell from the photos.

    Every part is quoted on its own. The biggest factors are condition, the base metal, size and shape, the finish you choose and how many pieces you send. A part with deep pits or broken spots takes more work before it can be plated.