Wear and tear is, unfortunately, inevitable in the hospitality industry. Regular everyday procedures are often a primary source of wear and tear in millwork. Bellcarts and luggage sideswiping door frames and passage doors, cleaning solvents damaging the finish on a Proshop desk or Concierge station, and even golf spikes scratching your bar front or eating utensils nicking & scratching your tabletops — OFS Corporation has the skilled technicians you need to remedy these inevitable issues.

Touch-up – Minor (and some major) scratches, nicks, and chips can be restored without addressing the entire unit, or surfaces, as a whole. Imperfections are first identified, and then our technicians will fill gouges and chips, mix a custom color to match your millwork, and then meticulously touch-up the area to blend the repair. Topcoat is then applied to the repair to lock in the touch-up work.

Refurbishment – What we consider to be the middle ground between touch-up & refinishing. Refurbishment involves the touch-up process, but also includes applying stain to the entire surfaces, when necessary. The final step of the refurbishment processes is to apply a new topcoat to the entire work surface to ensure an even sheen.

Refinishing – Refinishing is typically performed when the work surface is too far damaged to touch-up and refurbish. It’s often used when there is evidence of water damage or finish failure. Refinishing involves stripping and sanding the surface back to a bare substrate, then staining to the color of your choosing, and finally applying multiple topcoats for protection.

All of these restoration methods can be performed onsite and in place. With the use of eco-friendly and non-invasive water-borne materials, disruptions are kept to an absolute minimum.