Category: Historic Masonry
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.
For this project, we performed extensive restoration work on the slate roof as well as the exterior masonry.
Our crews completed an extensive amount of work to the Curci House. Our work here included structural stabilization, masonry restoration, and interior rehabilitation.
Our work on the project, contracted through general contractor, Lightsey Restorations, included masonry restoration, plaster restoration, metal fabrication, complete window and door restoration, glazing, and interior painting.
Restoration of the Burton J. Westcott house, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, transformed a deteriorating structure into a dazzling house museum.
Built shortly after the civil war for an important French Royal officer, the house was later home to the Brennan’s, New Orleans’ famed first family of cuisine.
Designed and built in the Richardsonian Romanesque style by the noted architectural firm of Charles Henry, the historic First Congregational Church in Akron, Ohio was completed in 1910 and recently restored in 2005.