Architectural Woodwork Restoration & Refinishing

Public Projects can be difficult to specify. The mix of existing historic wood along with the renovation changes and new wood to be combined can create a can of worms when it comes to who should do what work. Then there are Department of Interior and other general preservation guidelines that need to be addressed for buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. And new rules for employee exposures to stripping chemicals and refinishing waste disposal. (See: What You Should Know).On top of it all, the old wood simply needs to look good. Rich. Aged. Not stripped and painted.

Our over 20 years of experience on public projects includes State Capitols, Courthouses and Libraries. We have assisted in specification writing, consulted and contracted for some of the countries most prominent projects.

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