The Porcelain Patch & Glaze
Difference
What Makes Porcelain Patch & Glaze Different From Other Refinishing Companies?
Since 1938, Porcelain Patch & Glaze has prided itself on offering the finest reglazing and electrostatic painting services to homeowners, office managers and building managers all over New England.
Competitive Rates
Our rates are as competitive as they come, and we do what we say for how much we quoted.
By choosing Porcelain Patch & Glaze to refinish your bathtubs, wall tile, elevator doors and frames, bathroom partitions, and infinite other items, our cost-effective method is a fraction of a remodel, renovation, or replacement, whether you are a homeowner, property or facilities manager, painting contractor, or designer.
NOT AN OWNER-OPERATOR
We have a full time customer service/office manager who confirms all appointments.
We Warranty Our Work
We offer a warranty on all of our products and services.
We do not Sub out work
We do not sub out any of our work, and our field technicians all have over 10 years’ experience each in our field.
Our Goal
Our goal at Porcelain Patch & Glaze is to provide customers with the most reliable reglazing and electrostatic refinishing services at competitive prices
Licensed, Bonded and Insured
Our services allow you to change items and products without replacement.
We SPRAY Every Finish
The History of Porcelain Patch & Glaze
A Hobby BEcomes a Business
What is today a thriving nationwide business was started back in 1938 as a hobby of A. B. Smith.
While working for a nearby paint company in Boston, Smith spent his evenings patching porcelain for neighbors.
It wasn’t long before he was able to interest appliance stores in the area into doing touch up repairing on refrigerators and stoves. With more work than could be handled on a part-time basis, he left his job in Boston and devoted full time to his porcelain patching business.
In 1946, Phillip J. Gleason, now President of the firm, joined Smith as a partner. The demand for their services continued to grow after World War II, as the availability of appliances increased. Appliance manufacturers, distributors, dealers, department stores, storage warehouses and truckers found it more profitable to utilize Porcelain Patch than to hire their own employees. The Watertown office soon had eight full time workers working in and around Boston.
