
1. Inspection and evaluation of the site, including analysis of deterioration to determine the requirements of the job, taking into account budget, time, and feasibility. Together, we arrive at a plan that will satisfy your needs.
![]() Dark spots show resin that is applied to rotted nail holes in preparation for the final epoxy finish. All nails are replaced with brass screws. |
2. Surface preparation according to the special requirements of your Victorian, which may encompass:
| ![]() Stripped molding surfaces. See photos above and below.
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![]() Curved siding restoration. | 3. Paint application utilizing environmentally conscious procedures and top-of-the-line materials with minimal toxicity to keep you and your neighbors safe. All precautions are taken to protect the immediate environment from pollution. | ![]() One of our crew members at work |
4. Specialty finishes such as
| ![]() Inspection of final product. |
![]() Example of stained glass detail. | Additionally, we offer complete facade restoration. All surfaces to be painted are cured, cleaned, and prepped so that they are free from mildew, dirt, dust, or other contaminants that may adversely affect the application and performance of the coatings. Often, in an attempt to modernize the facade, Victorians were stripped of their original moldings and covered by asbestos, shingles or stucco. We offer complete historical renovation of your building to bring it back to its original style. |
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