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Contact us for a free property preservation consultation.    We will assist you with your renovations, repairs or historic property rehabilitation.    Send us a note and let us help!

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We are so thankful to have had the opportunity to put on a window restoration workshop in partnership with the Lincoln County Historical Association this weekend. Four participants got to see the window restoration process from paint stripping to glazing. Education is a large part of our business and we look forward to doing more workshops like this in the future! Just can’t get over this door 😩 Victorian beauty 😍 Got sash? Work is progressing at the Stowe Manor! This week we’ve begun work on the sunroom floor. The original floor was set on a lime-based concrete slab that had experienced significant deterioration due to water and settling. We’re removing the compromised slab to replace it with a more stable foundation. Stay tuned to see how things progress! Starting work on a new project today! We’re super excited for the opportunity to help preserve such a landmark house 😍 These balustrades have experienced some deterioration and wood rot, and will be coming back to the shop for some fixing. Finally wrapped up restoring all 20 windows on the first floor of this bungalow. Time to tackle the second floor 😎 Got some time to work on a personal project today due to snow. First time trying to make some laminate countertops. Who says retro isn’t in style? 😎🔥 Sometimes there is art under all that paneling and wallpaper…

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We are so thankful to have had the opportunity to put on a window restoration workshop in partnership with the Lincoln County Historical Association this weekend. Four participants got to see the window restoration process from paint stripping to glazing. Education is a large part of our business and we look forward to doing more workshops like this in the future! Just can’t get over this door 😩 Victorian beauty 😍 Got sash? Work is progressing at the Stowe Manor! This week we’ve begun work on the sunroom floor. The original floor was set on a lime-based concrete slab that had experienced significant deterioration due to water and settling. We’re removing the compromised slab to replace it with a more stable foundation. Stay tuned to see how things progress! Starting work on a new project today! We’re super excited for the opportunity to help preserve such a landmark house 😍 These balustrades have experienced some deterioration and wood rot, and will be coming back to the shop for some fixing. Finally wrapped up restoring all 20 windows on the first floor of this bungalow. Time to tackle the second floor 😎 Got some time to work on a personal project today due to snow. First time trying to make some laminate countertops. Who says retro isn’t in style? 😎🔥 Sometimes there is art under all that paneling and wallpaper…
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