Category: Project
Due to a fire, the spire of this church was left in poor condition and was in need of restoration. Our crews were able to restore the spire while maintaining historical accuracy.
This was a project to replace the dome copper roof, cupola with finial and some structural work.
Our crews completed an extensive amount of work to the Curci House. Our work here included structural stabilization, masonry restoration, and interior rehabilitation.
Our crews completed a full restoration of The National Shrine at the Cross in the Woods' bronze crucifix.
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.
The Ohio Governor’s Residence was designed by Columbus architect Robert Gilmore Hanford and completed in 1925, as the residence for industrialist, Malcolm Jeffrey. Since 1957, it has been the residence for the last nine Ohio governors.
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.
Formerly home to ten Ohio governors, this classic structure is on the National Registry of historic buildings. The historic mansion was built for Charles Lindberg who lived in the home for fourteen years before the State of Ohio purchased the property in 1919.