A luxury hotel in Baltimore renovated its ballroom and meeting level in 2026, and the general contractor brought Rose Restoration in for the wood and metal refinishing. Rose was awarded the work in February 2026 and reached substantial completion at the end of that month.
The hotel stayed open through the work. Crews worked daytime hours with no noise before 9 AM, Saturdays included, through punch walks and a hard completion date. Finishes are one of the last trades in on a renovation, and that is where the schedule pressure lands.
The scope covered the wood panels on the ballroom air walls and meeting rooms, a full strip and refinish of one meeting room, refinishing of the wood trellis work in the meeting rooms, the ballroom’s upper panels, and 56 mesh metal doors cleaned, sanded and refinished, with stone cleaning, honing, polishing and sealing on the same level. Wood was repaired, color matched to approved samples and refinished in place. Metal was cut back, refinished and protected. Nothing was demolished.
The contractor’s team called the trellis work a hit, and Rose has continued working with the same contractor at the property, from model guest rooms to suite stone.
Rose performs this work for hotels across the mid-Atlantic, both directly for properties and under general contractors on renovation teams, and it often sits alongside our stone scope on the same renovation.
Related: architectural metal restoration, wood restoration, hotel surface restoration, and Rose as a renovation subcontractor.
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