Category: Project
Our crews corrected structural problems and physical alterations to the original construction in order to restore the home to its original period style.
The hotel was completely remodeled in 1888. Historic records show that every Ohio Governor from Worthington to McKinley stayed at the Hotel Sowles.
Originally built in 1910 as the St. Clair Hospital, the building was later converted into a hotel that served predominantly African-Americans, including many nationally renowned musical acts. Today, this beautifully restored building functions as senior housing.
With the help of state grants and city funding, we were able to perform a multitude of renovations including installing a new roof, restoring the wood windows and trim, and installing a new chandelier.
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.
For this project, we restored both the interior and exterior. This included rebuilding the landing and stairs, decorative copper work, and a new patterned slate roof.
Our scope of work for this project included rebuilding the structure of the cupola, replacing the large skylights, and installing a custom gutter system.