Category: Steeples, Domes, and Spires
Durable Restoration completed a façade preservation for Akron's 1848 Zion Lutheran Church, restoring the slate steeple and developing a custom-matched historic mortar for precision masonry repair.
Durable Restoration preserved the 1914 Beaux Arts-style Morehouse Parish Courthouse by expertly removing and replacing its intricate copper roof and iconic four-stage cupola.
Durable Restoration meticulously preserved Baltimore's 1807 Davidge Hall. We fully restored its iconic Pantheon-inspired Delorme dome and roof back to their original historic copper.
Durable Restoration performed a complete dismantle and structural rebuild of the 1861 Circleville City Hall cupola, replicating historic Italianate woodwork and reframing the roof to support a 2,000-pound bell.
Built in 1764, Trinity Chapel Clock Tower is an incredible architectural gem of Downtown Frederick. The Durable Restoration Company is looking forward to being a part of this ongoing restoration effort.
The Durable Restoration Company provided a crane and crew to dismantle the church steeple for repairs, and reinstalled it on completion.
The Durable Restoration Company is undertaking a full exterior restoration of the front façade and two steeples of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Durable Restoration restored both the bell tower and the steeple on this historic church.
Durable Restoration craftsmen rebuilt various ornaments on the church. In addition, they repaired the main sanctuary’s standing seam roofs including the wall flashings and replaced the front lower standing seam entry roof.
Over the course of this project, our crews installed more than 15,000 pounds of copper as well as various copper elements to the steeple.