Doors & Entryways

Transform your NYC home with expertly restored doors and entryways. Our specialized restoration services enhance the iconic beauty of New York City’s doors, including the classic brownstone entryways. Every detail is carefully crafted to reflect the timeless sophistication of your home and the character of the city.

  • A wooden front door with a glass window at the top, surrounded by dark wooden trim. The glass reflects the buildings and hanging light fixtures from inside the building, with two brass doorknobs and a mail slot.
  • A wooden door with a large glass window, featuring a brass mail slot and door handle. Inside, reflections of hanging light fixtures and greenery are visible through the glass.
  • Paint stripping
  • A person applying stain or paint to a wooden door with a small brush, wearing a black glove, tape on a window, and a wrapped handle.
  • Pair of wooden doors with carved details, brass handles, and a digital door lock, set in a stone building with security cameras on either side.
  • A pair of ornate wooden double doors with detailed carvings and brass handles, set within a stone or concrete entrance frame, with security devices visible on the sides.
  • A black wooden front door with glass panels, brass doorknobs, and house numbers "814." The door is slightly open, revealing a glimpse of the interior with warm lighting and a wooden staircase. Reflections of trees and parked cars are visible on the glass.
  • Black front door with glass panels and gold hardware, surrounded by beige stone walls. There are notices taped to the glass, and a wooden planter with green leafy plants in front of the door. Metal railings are on either side of the steps.
  • Black front door with decorative raised panels, a large window with curtains, a brass doorknob, keyhole, and peephole, flanked by light blue trim and door hinges, with a wooden planter filled with green plants on the stone steps outside.
  • Black front door with paper covering the windows, surrounded by flower pots on the porch. The house number 2802 is displayed on the left side of the door, and a lantern hanging above the door provides lighting.

“I hired Relance Refinishing to restore several architectural features in my home, including a brownstone entry door and the original staircase. Andrew was professional, clear in his communication, and respectful of the space from start to finish. He took the time to explain the process, offered thoughtful recommendations, and handled every detail with care.”

— Rodwin

Preserving the Beauty of New York City

At Relance Refinishing, we specialize in furniture and architectural restoration that protects the craftsmanship and historic character of New York City homes. From brownstone doors and staircases to antique furniture and millwork, our mission is to restore the original beauty of woodwork while maintaining its historical significance.