Category: Historic Masonry
Our most recent project involved restoration work to the rotunda, including the box gutter at the perimeter and structural stabilization of the masonry.
Durable Restoration performed extensive work on this 19th century church. Our work included installing new cedar shingle siding, restoring the concrete porch and steps, and installing new copper gutters.
The restoration process of St. Andrew's Catholic Church included 3 phases. These phases included restoring both steeples, restoring the center spire with new copper, and the installation of a new Buckingham slate roof.
Our scope of work included re-coating this bridge with a mineral coating, restoring it to a preserved state.
For this project, our team restored a former historic restaurant for it to be converted into a residence.
Our crews excavated five stories below grade to build an addition to the museum that holds additional display space and made the museum handicap accessible.
Once a private residence on Main Street in Groveport, Ohio, the historic log home was saved by the Groveport Heritage Society and relocated to Heritage Park to make way for a new post office building.
Our scope of work for this project included structural stabilization, custom wood work, and masonry restoration of the walls and chimneys.
Our restoration work included a complete slate roof restoration and replacing most of the flashings and the front radial box gutter.
Our scope of work for this project included restoration of the pinnacles, rebuilding and relining the built-in gutters, and replacing several tons of red-sandstone imported from England.