Historic Building Restoration Services
We’ve had the honor of working on some remarkable historic building restoration projects right here in the Maryland/Virginia/DC region. Our aim? To breathe new life into old structures while preserving their rich history – a job we take very seriously.
Utilizing Specialized Materials: Natural Cement and Lime Mortars
One of our go-to tools in the restoration toolbox is natural cement mortars and lime mortars. These aren’t your ordinary building materials; they’re carefully chosen for their ability to mesh perfectly with historic buildings. Think of them as the secret sauce that keeps everything strong and sturdy.
Protecting Against the Elements: Weathercap Joint Protection
But it’s not just about what goes into the mix; it’s also about how we protect these precious buildings from the elements. That’s where weathercap joint protection comes in. Picture a little umbrella for the joints, shielding them from rain, wind, and anything else nature throws their way.
Thorough Inspection: Mortar Analysis
Before we even think about applying mortar, we take a good, we perform a thorough inspection to assess the needs of the building. That’s where mortar analysis comes in. We want to make sure we’re not just covering up problems, but fixing them for good.
Attention to Detail: Color Matching
Another important factor in historic restorations is color matching. We take the time to match the color of our materials to the original materials on the building. It’s all about blending in and keeping that authentic look and feel.
Preserving Heritage
At the end of the day, our work isn’t just about fixing up old buildings; it’s about preserving a piece of our history for generations to come. By using the best practices in historic restoration, we’re not just builders; we’re custodians of our heritage.
Scottish Rite Temple,
16th NW Washington D.C.
2016
Pre-Revolutionary War
Old Colchester Inn
Chimney Restoration
2021
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Contact
The owner, Paul Keegan, comes to evaluate each project.