Professional metal restoration, polishing and protective finishing. Elevator entrances, handrails, bronze plaques, statues and architectural metal — restored on site, then sealed to last.
High standards on every project, start to finish.
We respect your schedule, your tenants and your traffic.
Trusted by property managers, GCs and building owners.
General liability and workers’ compensation coverage.
What we do
Premium restoration, polishing and preservation for commercial, institutional and industrial clients. If it’s metal, we can bring it back — almost always on site, without removing a thing.
The core of what we do — stainless, bronze, copper and brass brought back and sealed.
Cast bronze brought back to a legible, even finish and waxed to hold it.
Conservation-minded cleaning and coating for outdoor bronze and sculpture.
Scheduled visits that keep finishes looking new and stop small damage becoming a refinish.
Production and fabrication work where the finish has to be consistent and repeatable.
The things that make us easy to hand a building over to.
Our work
Real jobs, shot on site. No filters, no stock photos.
On video
Short clips from real jobs — masking off the area, the polishing itself, and how it looks when we hand it back.
How it works
We look at the metal, identify the alloy and finish, and give you a written price. Photos are enough to start.
Floors, carpet, glass and adjacent finishes get masked before any work begins.
Staining and damage removed, then the surface is brought back to a mirror, satin or brushed grain to match.
A protective coat goes on to slow fingerprints and tarnish, and we clean up behind ourselves.
Who we are
Pro Polish Metal LLC provides professional metal polishing, restoration and protective finishing with over eight years of experience. Our aim is simple: premium-quality restoration, polishing and preservation for commercial, institutional and industrial clients.
Most jobs happen in occupied buildings, so we work clean, work around your traffic, and leave the space better than we found it. Replacing a tarnished elevator entrance costs thousands — restoring it usually doesn’t.
Based in Georgia and working across Tennessee and Alabama, with crews available nationwide for larger projects.
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Tell us what you’ve got. Send a couple of photos and we can usually price it without a site visit.